[lldb-dev] lldb python test run on 64-bit Fedora Core 20

[Matthew Gardiner]

Todd Fiala wrote:
>
>     The only actual failure I saw was:
>
>     FAIL: test_stdcxx_disasm
>     (TestStdCXXDisassembly.StdCXXDisassembleTestCase)
>           Do 'disassemble' on each and every 'Code' symbol entry from
>     the std c++ lib.
>
>
> This is really the nugget of result your test run is showing.  I'm not 
> entirely sure why that one is failing.  It could be a legitimate 
> failure with changes in your code, or it could be something that 
> surfaces in FC 20 that doesn't elsewhere.  The test run should have 
> made a directory called "lldb-test-traces".  They go in different 
> places depending on ninja vs. make builds.  In ninja builds, it will 
> be in your root build dir.  In make builds it will be in the 
> {my-build-dir}/tools/lldb/test dir.  In that directory, you get a 
> trace log file (*) for every test run that did not succeed - either 
> because it was skipped, it failed (i.e. test assertion failed), it had 
> an error (i.e. it failed but not because of an assert - something 
> happened that was entirely unexpected like an i/o issue, seg fault, 
> etc.), or it unexpectedly passed - marked xfail but succeeded.  So - 
> you should have a file called something like 
> "Failed*test_stdcxx_disasm*.log" in that directory.  You could look at 
> the contents of that and see what failed.


Happily, now, building/testing against the fresh sync I got before I 
went home last night, this failure has now gone.

Matt


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