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Re: LSB Core test suite results for glibc-2.17


On Thu, 31 Jan 2013, Andrey Ponomarenko wrote:

> Tests have found 47 known problems (described in detail here [2]) and two new

> [2]
> http://upstream-tracker.org/olver_reports/glibc-2.17/Fedora_18/summary.htm#fails

I don't see any references on that page to bug reports in glibc Bugzilla.  
It would be useful if someone could review those "known" problems and file 
bug reports in Bugzilla if they seem to reflect bugs present in current 
glibc sources, or add links from that page (I don't know who maintains it) 
to existing bug reports where bugs are already open for the issues 
described.  (Of course, if an issue appears to be a kernel bug rather than 
a glibc bug, then this should be stated rather than filing a glibc bug 
report).

(If a glibc bug was reported for such an issue and closed as WONTFIX or 
INVALID but you still think the issue is a bug that should be fixed in 
glibc, consider reopening the old bug with appropriate rationale.)

Note: references to standards such as POSIX or ISO C are generally 
preferred in bug reports to references to LSB; POSIX and ISO C are 
standards glibc tries to follow whereas LSB is more about documenting 
existing practice.  So please try to trace requirements being violated by 
glibc back to POSIX and ISO C where possible.

-- 
Joseph S. Myers
joseph@codesourcery.com


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