I think all the failures are all due to these warnings:

TEST abso2.pas: UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccsfhyyl.s:46:name already bound as global: pascal_main_program UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccsfhyyl.s:50:name already bound as global: init_pascal_main_program OK

which is repeated throughout the output. I have found a few more that may be real errors?

TEST fjf53a.pas: failed: Foo UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccKfZDEe.s:24:name already bound as global: pascal_main _program UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccKfZDEe.s:28:name already bound as global: init_pascal _main_program TEST fjf53b.pas: failed: Foo UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccsbDjkJ.s:24:name already bound as global: pascal_main _program UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccsbDjkJ.s:28:name already bound as global: init_pascal _main_program TEST fjf53c.pas: failed: Foo UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccWp8Wbg.s:24:name already bound as global: pascal_main _program UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/ccWp8Wbg.s:28:name already bound as global: init_pascal _main_program TEST nest22.pas: failed: Foo Bar UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/cc0s626P.s:24:name already bound as global: pascal_main _program UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/cc0s626P.s:28:name already bound as global: init_pascal _main_program TEST nest23.pas: failed: Foo Bar UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/cc81wE9r.s:24:name already bound as global: pascal_main _program UX:as: WARNING: /var/tmp/cc81wE9r.s:28:name already bound as global: init_pascal _main_program

Theo Carr-Brion

-----Original Message----- From: Frank Heckenbach [mailto:frank@g-n-u.de] Sent: 02 April 2002 04:37 To: gpc@gnu.de Subject: Re: GPC 2.1 RC 4 on Unixware 7.1

Theo Carr-Brion wrote:

For your information.

gpc --version 20020318, based on gcc-2.95.3 20010315 (release)

Compiling and installation gave no problems.

Running the tests on unixware 7.1 gives

# of GPC tests 2616 # of GPC tests passed 681 # of GPC tests skipped 5 # of GPC tests failed 1930

However it looks like only 6 tests failed from the output!

How can I tell if I don't see the output, especially the parts that look ok? Can you show it (not necessarily everything, for size reasons, but perhaps the first 10 or 20 lines)?

Frank