[2.20] [5/6] Generate overall summary of test results
Brooks Moses
bmoses@google.com
Mon Feb 10 23:50:00 GMT 2014
On 01/09/2014 06:14 PM, Joseph S. Myers wrote:
> Questions:
>
> * Is the use of a single merge-test-results.sh script appropriate or
> should it be two separate scripts for the two ways it is used?
It's pretty short, and if things get more complicated it is likely that
there will be parsing code in common. Seems reasonable to me.
> * In the toplevel Makefile, the rule for xtests is more minimal than
> that for tests because there are no tests for xtests at top level.
> Is this appropriate, or should it use $(xtests-special) despite that
> variable being empty, and otherwise mimic the rule for tests? Or,
> should we say that it's a deprecated feature to have tests at top
> level at all, that such tests would best be moved into
> subdirectories in separate patches, and so that keeping the xtests
> rule minimal is the right thing to do because it shows what the
> tests rule should look like once tests have been moved away from
> toplevel?
I have no opinion on this.
The patch looks reasonable to me, though I have one comment:
> + echo "ERROR: test results for $d missing"
I'd personally find it useful to say "$d directory" or something like that,
for people who encounter this without having a lot of familiarity with the
testsuite.
- Brooks
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