As of r8877, some more CPython regression tests are passing, unmodified. test_textwrap is passing in 393 seconds. test_difflib is passing in 205 seconds. test_pprint is passing in 318 seconds. Probably more. For comparison, my machine benchmarks at 21276 pystones. Why don't you reply to this message, if you got some more tests passing? Seo Sanghyeon
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Why don't you reply to this message, if you got some more tests passing?
And now with r8788: test_sgmllib is passing in 133 seconds. test_htmllib is passing in 6 seconds. test_htmlparser is passing in 796 seconds. Time is from what unittest reports. And it doesn't include PyPy startup and "faking" times -- that explains "6 seconds" of test_htmllib. More to come...
Hi Seo, On Sat, Feb 05, 2005 at 02:07:34AM +0900, Seo Sanghyeon wrote:
As of r8877, some more CPython regression tests are passing, unmodified.
Cool !
Why don't you reply to this message, if you got some more tests passing?
There is a place in lib-python-2.3.4/test/conftest.py where we can list the tests that pass. The idea is that someone with a lot of time before him could type 'py.test' in this directory and check that all the tests that used to pass still pass. A bientôt, Armin
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