Running the dmd tests on Gentoo 2.6.32 fails with an unexpected EBADF.
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dmd/test$ make
(== snip ==)
... runnable/bench1.d -d (-inline -release -gc -O -unittest -fPIC)
sh: 10000: Bad file descriptor
Test failed. The logged output:
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The problem is the test driver. It issues "test_results/runnable/bench1 10000> " to the shell, in which the "10000>" part is wrong.
Patch:
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--- test/d_do_test.d
+++ test/d_do_test.d
@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ void execute(ref File f, string command, bool expectpass)
scope(exit) if (std.file.exists(filename)) std.file.remove(filename);
f.writeln(command);
- auto rc = system(command ~ "> " ~ filename ~ " 2>&1");
+ auto rc = system(command ~ " > " ~ filename ~ " 2>&1");
f.write(readText(filename));
Comment #1 by braddr — 2010-09-23T11:46:08Z
Odd that I don't see the same problem, but either way, that change has been checked in.