On Mon, Jul 19, 2004 at 04:45:41AM +0000, Clement Vasseur wrote:
Clement Vasseur <nitro@epita.fr> wrote
(times in seconds, on sandrock)
953.18 ./compile/920428-2 859.20 ./compile/20020304-1 822.01 ./execute/20020108-1
[...]
0.04 ./compat2/scalar-by-value-1_x 0.04 ./compat2/scalar-by-value-1_main 0.04 ./compat2/fnptr-by-value-1_y
Hum, I just realized that these timings are plain wrong. On Sandrock there is not enough space in /tmp for all the temporary files for the whole testsuite, so from a certain test, every tests failed immediately, that's why there are timings as low as 0.04 second. So, there should be a lot more time-consuming tests than the ones I show here.
I will remake the test timings on hercule later today.
This temporary files problem is very annoying. Can anyone take care of it? (I will put a task on gforge as soon as I come back from school).
I have written a little shell script to solve this problem: #! /bin/sh # -*- sh -*- if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then echo "usage: clean-str command..." exit 1 fi eval "$@" status=$? rm /tmp/StrategoXT* exit $status This script is available at ~despre_n/bin/clean-str It is probably not the best solution but it works fine. -- Nicolas Despres nicolas.despres@lrde.epita.fr