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On Fri, Apr 11, 2003 at 07:29:54PM -0400, Daniel Eischen wrote:
> 
>                               libkse       libc_r
>   ACE 5.3.1 Test               Pass?        Pass?
>   ------------------------------------------------
>   Cached_Conn_Test             No           No
>   Conn_Test                    No           Yes
>   MT_Reactor_Timer_Test        No           Yes
>   Malloc_Test                  No           No
>   Proactor_Test                No           No
>   Proactor_Timer_Test          No           No
>   Process_Manager_Test         No           Yes
>   Process_Strategy_Test        No           Yes
>   Sigset_Ops_Test              No           No
>   Thread_Pool_Test             No           Yes
> 


Hi,

Would you be interested in using the ACE autobuild perl scripts
to run the ACE tests?  The results of the tests are formatted
in a nice HTML format which you can push to a web page.

For example, the build output of my build of ACE+TAO is published here:

http://www.dist-systems.bbn.com/projects/AIRES/UAV/scoreboard/main/

If I see your build output, I may be able to help isoloate some
problems.  The Proactor stuff depends on POSIX AIO + threads, so looking
too closely at that for KSE may be a waste of time, unless you want to
look at AIO also.  Sigset depends on proper signals support.

The Thread tests are worth paying attention to.  The other thing
to keep in mind is that some of the ACE tests are very convoluted
and busted in subtle ways.

If you are interested using the autobuild scripts to publish your
ACE build output, I can help you with that off the list.
-- 
Craig Rodrigues        
http://home.attbi.com/~rodrigc
rodrigc@attbi.com