GHC version 6.12.2 - testsuite results

[Jens Petersen]

Hi,

FYI I just ran the full testsuite (my first time) on a fedora devel
build for Fedora 14 and got the following results:

* i686 (all)

OVERALL SUMMARY for test run started at gum agd 23  7:20:47 saaku UTC 2010
    2375 total tests, which gave rise to
   13152 test cases, of which
       0 caused framework failures
    2787 were skipped
   10016 expected passes
     322 expected failures
       1 unexpected passes
      26 unexpected failures
Unexpected passes:
   length001(ghci)
Unexpected failures:
   CPUTime001(optasm,threaded2)
   T1969(normal)
   T2486(optc)
   T3245(optc,profc)
   T3286(optc,profc)
   arith008(optc)
   arr016(optc)
   arr017(optc)
   arrowrun002(optc,profc)
   cgrun034(optc)
   cholewo-eval(optc,profc)
   concprog001(ghci)
   fast2haskell(optc,profc)
   ffi009(optc,profc)
   fun_insts(optc,profc)
   numrun012(optc,profc)
   signals002(threaded2)

since it takes a while to run I thought I would report the results
here for the record. :)

* x86_64 (all)

OVERALL SUMMARY for test run started at gum agd 23  7:38:09 saaku UTC 2010
    2375 total tests, which gave rise to
   13152 test cases, of which
       0 caused framework failures
    2772 were skipped
   10057 expected passes
     321 expected failures
       0 unexpected passes
       2 unexpected failures
Unexpected failures:
   T3245(threaded2)
   concprog001(ghci)

For full details see:
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=2133402

I am guessing the testsuite is run more on 64bit Linux. :)

Thank you, Jens

ps With "make fast" on Fedora 13 I got just:

* i686 (fast)
OVERALL SUMMARY for test run started at gum agd 23  9:09:38 saaku UTC 2010
    2375 total tests, which gave rise to
   13147 test cases, of which
       0 caused framework failures
   11024 were skipped
    2062 expected passes
      59 expected failures
       0 unexpected passes
       2 unexpected failures
Unexpected failures:
   T1969(normal)
   T2486(optc)

For 64bit there were no unexpected fast results. :)

See http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=2133525