Port djbench and gcbench to Windows.
Run amcssth and awlutth test cases on Windows.
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Implementations testthrix.c for Unix and testthrw3.c for Windows.
Multi-threaded test cases use the new interface.
Rename lockutw3 to lockut (no longer Windows-specific).
Run multi-threaded test cases on Windows and lockut elsewhere.
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Link fmtdy with gcbench.
RESERVE_ALLOC in djbench ignores the return values from mps_reserve and mps_commit.
Don't include alloca.h -- alloca is in stdlib.h.
Rename start, finish to begin, end to avoid "local variable shadows global" error from gcc.
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Add const qualifier so that locbwcss and locusss compile without warnings.
Build djbench and gcbench on FreeBSD and Linux.
Don't include <alloca.h> -- alloca is in stdlib.h.
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Nailboard design document contains the draft design for the new module.
New functions on Range objects, and documentation thereof: RangeInitCopy, RangeIsEmpty, RangeContains.
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Enabling amcssth and awlutth tests for all platforms, since I believe these were fixed by OS X threads development.
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Some parts of this are still ragged, and would not normally pass review, but this is a massive improvement to the existing code.
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This reveals a couple of bugs in MVFF: (i) if CBSDelete fails, this might be because the block is actually on the Freelist instead; (ii) we can't SegFree before calling FreelistDelete because the Freelist needs access to the memory in order to read its pointers.
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* Mention each target once (this makes it more reliable to modify the set of targets).
* Include exposet0, expt825 and xmess in the automatically run test cases.
* For other test cases, explain why not included in automated test suite.
* Organize targets alphabetically (this is makes it easier to check the lists against each other).
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1. "make test" now reports the name of the test case before running it, so that when you look back through the test output you can see which test case failed.
2. "make test" now collects the standard output from all the tests to a log file in /tmp, so that this does not clutter the user's terminal, and so that nothing is lost if the output exceeds the terminal's scrollback.
3. Each test case now prints a success message ("Conclusion: Failed to find any defects.") to standard output (not standard error) so that these messages do not clutter up the terminal when running "make test".
4. Each test case now uses its result code (not the printed message) to indicate whether it succeeded or failed.
5. More of the diagnostic messages from the test cases now start by printing argv[0] so that it is easier to tell which test case was running.
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1. Name the command-line tools with the "mps" prefix throughout, for consistency between build and installation.
2. Don't build "mpseventsql.exe" by default on Windows.
3. Instructions for building mpseventsql on the supported platforms.
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