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- t/base:
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- cond.t
- if.t
- lex.t
- pat.t
- term.t
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- all of these pass. if you are running from this directory
- make sure you have a file ..\Makefile for term.t to pass.
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- t/cmd:
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- elsif.t
- for.t
- mod.t
- subval.t
- switch.t
- while.t
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- all of these passed. be sure to set UNIXMODE for these to pass.
- make sure there is a file called ./TEST if you run in this sub-directory
- for mod.t.
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- t/comp:
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- cmdopt.t
- decl.t
- package.t
- script.t
- term.t
- multiline.t
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- all these work. if you are running in this subdir then cp perl.ttp ./perl
- before running.
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- cpp.t
- fails. i need to fix for -P.
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- t/io:
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- if you are running in this subdir make sure:
- -- there is a file ../Makefile
- -- have a ./perl
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- argv.t: 2 & 3 fail
- `.....` with pipes will not work. redirections may (have'nt checked)
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- dup.t: only 1 will pass. what the hell is the rest doing (the atari goes
- into in infinite loop)
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- pipe.t: fails. have to look into this. pipe() on the atari sort of
- work most of the time. see gcc-lib/pipe.c
-
- print.t: all pass
- tell.t: all pass
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- t/lib:
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- bit.t : pass
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- t/op:
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- append.t pass
- array.t pass
- auto.t pass
- chop.t pass
- cond.t pass
- dbm.t -- cant possibly work with gdbm, it does'nt create .pag etc files
- gdbm.t added new test to test gdbm based perl
- delete.t pass
- do.t pass
- each.t pass
- eval.t pass
- exec.t 4,5,6 fail rest pass (obviously)
- exp.t pass
- flip.t pass
- fork.t correctly fails
- glob.t 1 fails rest pass (as i said dont depend on `....` to work on the ST)
- goto.t 1,2 pass 3 fail (again because of `...`)
- groups.t makes no sense on the ST
- index.t pass
- int.t pass
- join.t pass
- list.t pass
- local.t pass
- magic.t fail obviously
- mkdir.t the failure is obvious, rest pass (our err strings dont match unix's)
- oct.t pass
- ord.t pass
- pack.t pass
- pat.t pass!!!! (works with lib malloc too now, yeah!)
- push.t pass
- range.t pass
- read.t pass
- regexp.t pass! (make sure re_tests is in cwd if running in cwd, and edit
- path in regexp.t)
- repeat.t pass
- s.t pass
- sleep.t pass
- sort.t pass
- split.t pass
- sprintf.t pass
- stat.t obvious ones fail, looks good
- study.t pass
- substr.t pass
- time.t pass
- undef.t pass
- unshift.t pass
- vec.t pass
- write.t fail due to `...`
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