Re: Problems compiling test suite in Florist 3.13p

[almroth@attglobal.net (Andreas Almroth)]

I'm now able to compile the test suite. Thanks Carbonne!

Now, next question;
What is the normal failure rate/distribution for Florist? Well, taken
you can measure it that way... I mean, for a Solaris 2.x system,
what/where would be the normal failures be? Florist is most likely
perfectly fine, I imagine it is the target system that is at fault...
Reason asking; I'm seeing a lot of failures in the test logs... :-(

/Andreas

almroth@attglobal.net (Andreas Almroth) wrote in message news:<e19796c6.0107120803.9feeb5b@posting.google.com>...
> Hi all,
> 
> I seem to frequent this place a lot this week... :)
> 
> In lack of a better forum (that I'm aware of), I'm posting here...
> sorry...
> 
> I tried to compile the Florist package version 3.13p today with Gnat
> 3.13p (pre-compiled) on a SPARC Solaris 2.6 box, but I have stumbled
> into trouble when compiling the test programs.
> 
> The Florist library itself compiles alright, though I have not written
> any programs yet, using the library. That is because I thought I would
> run the tests first to see that everything is working...
> 
> I get the following message on this and many other files;
> gnatmake  -g -A../floristlib -L../floristlib p030301 -cargs -gnatag
> -largs -lflorist
> gcc -c -g -I../floristlib -gnatag p030301.adb
> p030301.adb:65:01: (style) incorrect layout
> gnatmake: "p030301.adb" compilation error
> make[1]: *** [p030301] Error 4
> make[1]: Leaving directory `/export/ada/florist-3.13p-src/tests'
> make: *** [run_tests] Error 2
> 
> When looking in the source code, it looks to me fairly OK, but I tried
> to move the use statements up to global scope, and voila, it works...
> But surely, it shouldn't be necessary to change the files?
> 
> I get various other errors/warnings as well.
> 
> Soooo, of course, I'm now wondering what I am doing wrong. I'm
> following the instructions in the README, and the only thing that is
> mentioned is that all tests might not work, but nothing about all test
> might not compile...
> 
> Well, any help is appreciated!
> 
> /Andreas