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mainline Java in much better shape...

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Zack Weinberg

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Apr 27, 2001, 5:54:53 AM4/27/01
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For the first time in weeks, mainline Java builds, completes its
regression suite in a reasonable interval (ten minutes), and has fewer
than 100 failures.

=== libjava Summary ===
# of expected passes 1486
# of unexpected failures 65
# of unexpected successes 6
# of expected failures 18
# of untested testcases 141

Almost all the unexpected failures are of the form

ArrayClass.java: In class `ArrayClass':
ArrayClass.java: In method `class$(java.lang.String)':
ArrayClass.java:0: expected type 'int' but stack contains 'java.lang.ClassNotFoundException'
ArrayClass.java:0: verification error at PC=7
ArrayClass.java:0: expected type 'null' but stack contains 'int'

FAIL: ArrayClass compilation from bytecode

The method and PC obviously vary with the test case. Also, the
precise thing on the stack when it's expecting an int varies, but it's
always java.lang.SomeSortOfException or java.lang.Throwable. Twice,
the second expected/found pair was java.lang.Object/int not null/int.
Everything else is the same always.

zw

Andrew Haley

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Apr 27, 2001, 6:30:00 AM4/27/01
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Zack Weinberg writes:
> For the first time in weeks, mainline Java builds, completes its
> regression suite in a reasonable interval (ten minutes), and has fewer
> than 100 failures.

Good. The total Java breakage on my system (x86 Linux) was fixed by
the stack adjust patch that went in yesterday (the thread was called
"Exception handling: stack adjust in cleanups") and my guess is that
this is also the case for you.

Out of interest, what target system was this?

Andrew.

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