Changeset 1018
- Timestamp:
- Jun 12, 2004, 12:25:56 PM (22 years ago)
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- trunk/psLib/test
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collections/verified/tst_psBitSet_01.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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collections/verified/tst_psBitSet_05.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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collections/verified/tst_psBitSet_06.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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collections/verified/tst_psList.stderr (modified) (5 diffs)
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collections/verified/tst_psSort_03.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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collections/verified/tst_psSort_04.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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collections/verified/tst_psVector_01.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix02.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix03.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix04.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix07.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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image/verified/tst_psImage.stderr (modified) (7 diffs)
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image/verified/tst_psImageIO.stderr (modified) (2 diffs)
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image/verified/tst_psImageStats00.stdout (modified) (6 diffs)
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image/verified/tst_psImageStats02.stdout (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/atst_psAbort_01.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/atst_psAbort_02.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psError.stderr (modified) (2 diffs)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg00.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg01.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg02.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg03.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psMemory.stderr (modified) (7 diffs)
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sysUtils/verified/tst_psStringCopy.stderr (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psBitSet_01.stderr
r990 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetTest| : Line 140 - Bit position too small: -42 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetTest| : Line 143 - Bit position too large: 2003 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetTest| : Line 137 - Null psBitSet for inBitSet argument4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetSet| : Line 118 - Bit position too small: -45 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetSet| : Line 121 - Bit position too large: 2006 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetSet| : Line 115 - Null psBitSet for inBitSet argument1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetTest| : Line 140 - Bit position too small: -4 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetTest| : Line 143 - Bit position too large: 200 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetTest| : Line 137 - Null psBitSet for inBitSet argument 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetSet| : Line 118 - Bit position too small: -4 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetSet| : Line 121 - Bit position too large: 200 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetSet| : Line 115 - Null psBitSet for inBitSet argument -
trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psBitSet_05.stderr
r992 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetOp| : Line 187 - psBitSet sizes not the same1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetOp| : Line 187 - psBitSet sizes not the same -
trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psBitSet_06.stderr
r992 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetOp| : Line 214 - Invalid psBitMask binary operation: ZZXOR2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetAlloc| : Line 84 - Allocation size must be > 0: size = -43 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetFree| : Line 103 - Null psBitSet for inBitSet argument1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetOp| : Line 214 - Invalid psBitMask binary operation: ZZXOR 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetAlloc| : Line 84 - Allocation size must be > 0: size = -4 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psBitSetFree| : Line 103 - Null psBitSet for inBitSet argument -
trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psList.stderr
r1004 r1018 5 5 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 6 6 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAlloc|psListAlloc shall create a psList with either 0 or 1 element.7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAlloc|psListAlloc shall create a psList with either 0 or 1 element. 8 8 9 9 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psList{487-testListAlloc} | tst_psList.c) … … 15 15 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 16 16 17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAdd|psListAdd shall add an element to list18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAdd|Following should warn with invalid insert location19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| psListAdd|The given insert location (-10) for psListAdd is invalid. Adding to head instead.20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAdd|Following should be a warning.21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| psListAdd|Invalid index 9 (only 7 elements in psList); assuming tail.17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAdd|psListAdd shall add an element to list 18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAdd|Following should warn with invalid insert location 19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| psListAdd|The given insert location (-10) for psListAdd is invalid. Adding to head instead. 20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListAdd|Following should be a warning. 21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| psListAdd|Invalid index 9 (only 7 elements in psList); assuming tail. 22 22 23 23 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psList{488-testListAdd} | tst_psList.c) … … 29 29 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 30 30 31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListGet|Following should be an error32 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|listSetIterator|Unexpected null pointer for psList parameter (psList.c:26 4).31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListGet|Following should be an error 32 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|listSetIterator|Unexpected null pointer for psList parameter (psList.c:263). 33 33 34 34 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psList{489-testListGet} | tst_psList.c) … … 40 40 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 41 41 42 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Following should be an error43 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|list parameter found to be NULL in psListRemove44 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error45 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Couldn't position to given index (-4) to remove element from list.46 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error47 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Couldn't position to given index (-2) to remove element from list.48 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error49 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Failed to find 0x0 on psList 0x6d9190 in psListRemove.50 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error51 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Failed to find 0x6d9aa0 on psList 0x6d9190 in psListRemove.42 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Following should be an error 43 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|list parameter found to be NULL in psListRemove 44 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error 45 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Couldn't position to given index (-4) to remove element from list. 46 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error 47 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Couldn't position to given index (-2) to remove element from list. 48 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error 49 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Failed to find 0x0 on psList 0x6d9190 in psListRemove. 50 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testListRemove|Next message should be an error 51 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psListRemove|Failed to find 0x6d9aa0 on psList 0x6d9190 in psListRemove. 52 52 53 53 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psList{490-testListRemove} | tst_psList.c) … … 68 68 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 69 69 70 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testListIterato r| psListSetIterator/psListGetNext/psListGetPrev shall move the list cursor to the specified location71 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testListIterato r|Following should error with 'Unexpected null pointer'72 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|listSetIterator|Unexpected null pointer for psList parameter (psList.c:26 4).73 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testListIterato r|Following should error with 'Can't move to an unknown position.'70 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testListIterato| psListSetIterator/psListGetNext/psListGetPrev shall move the list cursor to the specified location 71 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testListIterato|Following should error with 'Unexpected null pointer' 72 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|listSetIterator|Unexpected null pointer for psList parameter (psList.c:263). 73 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testListIterato|Following should error with 'Can't move to an unknown position.' 74 74 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|listSetIterator|Can't move to an unknown position. 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trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psSort_03.stderr
r805 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psSort| : Line 136 - Input and output vector sizes are not equal: in=5 out=61 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psSort| : Line 136 - Input and output vector sizes are not equal: in=5 out=6 -
trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psSort_04.stderr
r988 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psSort| : Line 118 - Null input vector1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psSort| : Line 118 - Null input vector -
trunk/psLib/test/collections/verified/tst_psVector_01.stderr
r968 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psVectorAlloc|Invalid value for nalloc. nalloc: 01 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psVectorAlloc|Invalid value for nalloc. nalloc: 0 2 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psVectorRealloc|Null input vector -
trunk/psLib/test/dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix02.stderr
r804 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo se|Invalid operation: Pointer to inImage is same as outImage.2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo se|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL.3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo se|Invalid operation: inImage not PS_TYPE_F64.4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo se|Invalid operation: inImage not square array.5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo se|Invalid operation: outImage not PS_TYPE_F64.6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo se|Invalid operation: outImage not square array.1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo|Invalid operation: Pointer to inImage is same as outImage. 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL. 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo|Invalid operation: inImage not PS_TYPE_F64. 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo|Invalid operation: inImage not square array. 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo|Invalid operation: outImage not PS_TYPE_F64. 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixTranspo|Invalid operation: outImage not square array. -
trunk/psLib/test/dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix03.stderr
r872 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psMatrixLUD|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL.1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psMatrixLUD|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL. 2 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixLUSolve|Invalid operation: inVector or its data is NULL. 3 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixLUSolve|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL. -
trunk/psLib/test/dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix04.stderr
r898 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psMatrixInvert|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL.2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psMatrixInvert|Invalid operation: determinant argument is NULL.1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psMatrixInvert|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL. 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psMatrixInvert|Invalid operation: determinant argument is NULL. -
trunk/psLib/test/dataManip/verified/tst_psMatrix07.stderr
r908 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixToVecto r|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL.2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixToVecto r|Image does not have dim with 1 col or 1 row: (2 x 2).3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psVectorToMatri x|Invalid operation: inVector or its data is NULL.1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixToVecto|Invalid operation: inImage or its data is NULL. 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMatrixToVecto|Image does not have dim with 1 col or 1 row: (2 x 2). 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psVectorToMatri|Invalid operation: inVector or its data is NULL. -
trunk/psLib/test/image/verified/tst_psImage.stderr
r984 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla y|Following should error as overlay isn't within image boundaries2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS ection|Overlay image (32,64 -> 159,319) is partially outside of the input image (128 x 256).3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla y|Following should error as overlay is NULL4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS ection|one of the input images was NULL.5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla y|Following should error as image input is NULL6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS ection|one of the input images was NULL.1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla|Following should error as overlay isn't within image boundaries 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS|Overlay image (32,64 -> 159,319) is partially outside of the input image (128 x 256). 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla|Following should error as overlay is NULL 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS|one of the input images was NULL. 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla|Following should error as image input is NULL 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS|one of the input images was NULL. 7 7 /----------------------------- TESTPOINT ------------------------------------------\ 8 8 | TestFile: tst_psImage.c | … … 11 11 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 12 12 13 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|#546 - psImageAlloc shall allocate memory for a psImage structure14 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 101h15 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).16 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 102h17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 104h19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 108h21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).22 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 301h23 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).24 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 302h25 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).26 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 304h27 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).28 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 308h29 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).30 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 404h31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).32 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 408h33 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).34 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 808h35 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).36 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 810h37 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0).13 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|#546 - psImageAlloc shall allocate memory for a psImage structure 14 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 101h 15 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 16 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 102h 17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 104h 19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 108h 21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 22 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 301h 23 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 24 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 302h 25 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 26 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 304h 27 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 28 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 308h 29 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 30 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 404h 31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 32 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 408h 33 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 34 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 808h 35 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 36 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageAlloc|Testing psImage with type 810h 37 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageAlloc|Invalid value for number of rows or columns (numRows=0, numCols=0). 38 38 39 39 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImage{546/548-testImageAlloc/Free} | tst_psImage.c) … … 61 61 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|Verify the returned psImage structure pointer is null and program execution doesn't stop, if the input parameter image is null. Also verified the input psImage structure is not modified. 62 62 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 63 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because input image or its pixel buffer is NULL.63 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because input image or its pixel buffer is NULL. 64 64 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|Verify the returned psImage structure pointer is null and program execution doesn't stop, if the input parameters nrow and/or ncol are zero. Also verify input psImage structure is not modified. 65 65 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 66 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because number of rows or columns are zero (64x0).66 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because number of rows or columns are zero (64x0). 67 67 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 68 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because number of rows or columns are zero (0x128).68 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because number of rows or columns are zero (0x128). 69 69 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|Verify the returned psImage structure pointer is null and program execution doesn't stop, if the input parameters row0 and col0 are not within the range of values of psImage structure image. 70 70 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 71 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (128,0) is not a valid pixel location.71 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (128,0) is not a valid pixel location. 72 72 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 73 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (0,256) is not a valid pixel location.73 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (0,256) is not a valid pixel location. 74 74 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 75 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (-1,0) is not a valid pixel location.75 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (-1,0) is not a valid pixel location. 76 76 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 77 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (0,-1) is not a valid pixel location.77 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image because col0,row0 (0,-1) is not a valid pixel location. 78 78 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|Verify the returned psImage structure pointer is null and program execution doesn't stop if the input parameters nrow, ncol, row0 and col0 specify a range of data not within the input psImage structure image. Also verify the input psImage structure is not modified. 79 79 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 80 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image outside of image boundaries (size=128x256, subset=[64:128,0:128]).80 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image outside of image boundaries (size=128x256, subset=[64:128,0:128]). 81 81 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 82 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image outside of image boundaries (size=128x256, subset=[0:64,128:256]).82 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image outside of image boundaries (size=128x256, subset=[0:64,128:256]). 83 83 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|An error should follow... 84 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image outside of image boundaries (size=128x256, subset=[64:128,128:256]).84 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageSubset|Can not subset image outside of image boundaries (size=128x256, subset=[64:128,128:256]). 85 85 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageSubset|psImageFreeChildren shall deallocate any children images of a psImage structure 86 86 … … 93 93 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 94 94 95 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageCopy|An error should follow...96 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageCopy|Can not copy image because input image or its pixel buffer is NULL.95 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageCopy|An error should follow... 96 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageCopy|Can not copy image because input image or its pixel buffer is NULL. 97 97 98 98 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImage{551-testImageCopy} | tst_psImage.c) … … 104 104 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 105 105 106 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageClip|psImageClip shall limit the minimum and maximum data value within a psImage structure107 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageClip|Following should be an error (max<min)108 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageClip|psImageClip can not be invoked with max < min.106 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageClip|psImageClip shall limit the minimum and maximum data value within a psImage structure 107 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageClip|Following should be an error (max<min) 108 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psImageClip|psImageClip can not be invoked with max < min. 109 109 110 110 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImage{571-testImageClip} | tst_psImage.c) … … 116 116 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 117 117 118 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageClipNA N|psImageClipNaN shall modified pixel values of NaN with a specified value118 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageClipNA|psImageClipNaN shall modified pixel values of NaN with a specified value 119 119 120 120 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImage{572-testImageClipNAN} | tst_psImage.c) … … 126 126 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 127 127 128 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla y|Following should error as overlay isn't within image boundaries129 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS ection|Overlay image (32,64 -> 159,319) is partially outside of the input image (128 x 256).130 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla y|Following should error as overlay is NULL131 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS ection|one of the input images was NULL.132 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla y|Following should error as image input is NULL133 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS ection|one of the input images was NULL.128 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla|Following should error as overlay isn't within image boundaries 129 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS|Overlay image (32,64 -> 159,319) is partially outside of the input image (128 x 256). 130 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla|Following should error as overlay is NULL 131 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS|one of the input images was NULL. 132 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|testImageOverla|Following should error as image input is NULL 133 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageOverlayS|one of the input images was NULL. 134 134 135 135 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImage{573-testImageOverlay} | tst_psImage.c) -
trunk/psLib/test/image/verified/tst_psImageIO.stderr
r1002 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as file doesn't exist.2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Could not open file 'foobar.fits'. (could not open the named file)3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as filename is NULL.4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Must specify filename; it can not be NULL.5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extnum is invalid.6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Could not index to HDU #4 for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (tried to move past end of file)7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extname is invalid.8 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Could not index to 'bogus' HDU for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (illegal HDU number)1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as file doesn't exist. 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Could not open file 'foobar.fits'. (could not open the named file) 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as filename is NULL. 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Must specify filename; it can not be NULL. 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extnum is invalid. 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Could not index to HDU #4 for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (tried to move past end of file) 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extname is invalid. 8 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Could not index to 'bogus' HDU for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (illegal HDU number) 9 9 /----------------------------- TESTPOINT ------------------------------------------\ 10 10 | TestFile: tst_psImageIO.c | … … 13 13 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 14 14 15 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as file doesn't exist.16 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Could not open file 'foobar.fits'. (could not open the named file)17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as filename is NULL.18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Must specify filename; it can not be NULL.19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extnum is invalid.20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Could not index to HDU #4 for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (tried to move past end of file)21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extname is invalid.22 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect ion|Could not index to 'bogus' HDU for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (illegal HDU number)15 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as file doesn't exist. 16 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Could not open file 'foobar.fits'. (could not open the named file) 17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as filename is NULL. 18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Must specify filename; it can not be NULL. 19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extnum is invalid. 20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Could not index to HDU #4 for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (tried to move past end of file) 21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| testImageRead|Following should be an error as extname is invalid. 22 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psImageReadSect|Could not index to 'bogus' HDU for file tmpImages/MxN_F32.fits. (illegal HDU number) 23 23 24 24 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImage{567-testImageRead} | tst_psImageIO.c) -
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(7.000000, 1401887744.000000) 187 (8.000000, 2796908032.000000) 188 (9.000000, 4191927808.000000) 189 (10.000000, 5586948096.000000) 190 (11.000000, 6981967872.000000) 191 (12.000000, 8376987648.000000) 192 (13.000000, 9772007424.000000) 193 (14.000000, 11167027200.000000) 194 (15.000000, 12562048000.000000) 195 (16.000000, 13957066752.000000) 196 (8.000000, 2098940672.000000) 197 (9.000000, 4187690496.000000) 198 (10.000000, 6276440064.000000) 199 (11.000000, 8365190144.000000) 200 (12.000000, 10453940224.000000) 201 (13.000000, 12542689280.000000) 202 (14.000000, 14631439360.000000) 203 (15.000000, 16720189440.000000) 204 (16.000000, 18808938496.000000) 205 (17.000000, 20897689600.000000) 206 (9.000000, 2994534400.000000) 207 (10.000000, 5974630400.000000) 208 (11.000000, 8954726400.000000) 209 (12.000000, 11934822400.000000) 210 (13.000000, 14914918400.000000) 211 (14.000000, 17895014400.000000) 212 (15.000000, 20875110400.000000) 213 (16.000000, 23855204352.000000) 214 (17.000000, 26835300352.000000) 215 (18.000000, 29815394304.000000) 216 216 217 217 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psImageStats functions{Calculate Chebyshev Polynomials, no mask} | tst_psImageStats02.c) -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/atst_psAbort_01.stderr
r587 r1018 5 5 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 6 6 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|ALL TYPES intval = 1 longval = 2 floatval = 3.010000 charval = E strval = E R R O R7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|ALL TYPES intval = 1 longval = 2 floatval = 3.010000 charval = E strval = E R R O R -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/atst_psAbort_02.stderr
r587 r1018 5 5 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 6 6 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| __LINE__|NO_VALUES7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| __LINE__|NO_VALUES -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psError.stderr
r587 r1018 5 5 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 6 6 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|ALL TYPES intval = 1 longval = 2 floatval = 3.010000 charval = E strval = E R R O R7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|ALL TYPES intval = 1 longval = 2 floatval = 3.010000 charval = E strval = E R R O R 8 8 9 9 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psError{Multiple type values in error message} | tst_psError.c) … … 15 15 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 16 16 17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| __LINE__|NO VALUES17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| __LINE__|NO VALUES 18 18 19 19 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psError{String values in error message} | tst_psError.c) -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg00.stderr
r891 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 0.000000 beep beep2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 1.000000 beep beep3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 2.000000 beep beep4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 3.000000 beep beep5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 0.000000 beep beep6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 1.000000 beep beep7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 2.000000 beep beep8 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 3.000000 beep beep1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 0.000000 beep beep 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 1.000000 beep beep 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 2.000000 beep beep 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 3.000000 beep beep 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 0.000000 beep beep 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 1.000000 beep beep 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 2.000000 beep beep 8 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 3.000000 beep beep -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg01.stderr
r855 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 02 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 13 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 24 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 35 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |4| main|Hello World! My level is 46 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |5| main|Hello World! My level is 57 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |6| main|Hello World! My level is 68 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |7| main|Hello World! My level is 79 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |8| main|Hello World! My level is 810 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |9| main|Hello World! My level is 911 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |4| main|This should be displayed (level 4)1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |4| main|Hello World! My level is 4 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |5| main|Hello World! My level is 5 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |6| main|Hello World! My level is 6 8 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |7| main|Hello World! My level is 7 9 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |8| main|Hello World! My level is 8 10 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |9| main|Hello World! My level is 9 11 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |4| main|This should be displayed (level 4) -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg02.stderr
r855 r1018 1 2 3 4 5 <DATE> <TIME> |6 <DATE> <TIME> |7 <DATE> <TIME> |8 <DATE> <TIME> |9 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> | 10 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> | 11 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> | 12 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> | 13 A| 14 E| 15 W| 16 I| 17 main | 18 main | 19 main | 20 main | 21 Hello World! My level is 022 Hello World! My level is 123 Hello World! My level is 224 Hello World! My level is 325 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 026 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 127 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 228 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 5 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 6 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 8 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 9 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 10 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 11 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 12 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 13 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 14 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 15 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 16 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 20 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 21 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 22 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 23 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 24 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 25 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 26 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 27 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 28 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psLogMsg03.stderr
r855 r1018 1 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 02 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 13 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 24 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| main|Hello World! My level is 0 2 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| main|Hello World! My level is 1 3 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |W| main|Hello World! My level is 2 4 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| main|Hello World! My level is 3 -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psMemory.stderr
r956 r1018 5 5 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 6 6 7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPCheckBufferPo sitive|psAlloc shall allocate memory blocks writeable by caller.7 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPCheckBufferPo|psAlloc shall allocate memory blocks writeable by caller. 8 8 9 9 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psMemory{449-TPCheckBufferPositive} | tst_psMemory.c) … … 15 15 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 16 16 17 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPOutOfMemory|Upon requesting more memory than is available, psalloc shall call the psMemExhaustedCallback.18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPOutOfMemoryEx haustedCallback|Custom MemExhaustedCallback was invoked.19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| p_psAlloc|Failed to allocate 4294966295 bytes at tst_psMemory.c:16317 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPOutOfMemory|Upon requesting more memory than is available, psalloc shall call the psMemExhaustedCallback. 18 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPOutOfMemoryEx|Custom MemExhaustedCallback was invoked. 19 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |A| p_psAlloc|Failed to allocate 4294966295 bytes at tst_psMemory.c:163 20 20 21 21 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psMemory{450-TPOutOfMemory} | tst_psMemory.c) … … 27 27 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 28 28 29 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPrealloc|psRealloc shall increase/decrease memory buffer while preserving contents30 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPrealloc|Expanding memory buffer.31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPrealloc|Shrinking memory buffer.29 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPrealloc|psRealloc shall increase/decrease memory buffer while preserving contents 30 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPrealloc|Expanding memory buffer. 31 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPrealloc|Shrinking memory buffer. 32 32 33 33 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psMemory{451-TPrealloc} | tst_psMemory.c) … … 40 40 41 41 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPallocCallback|call to psAlloc/psRealloc shall generate a callback if specified memory ID is allocated. 42 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall back|block 2 was (re)allocated43 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall back|block 3 was (re)allocated42 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall|block 2 was (re)allocated 43 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall|block 3 was (re)allocated 44 44 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memFreeCallback|block 2 was freed 45 45 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memFreeCallback|block 3 was freed 46 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall back|block 4 was (re)allocated47 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall back|block 4 was (re)allocated46 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall|block 4 was (re)allocated 47 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memAllocateCall|block 4 was (re)allocated 48 48 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memFreeCallback|block 4 was freed 49 49 … … 56 56 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 57 57 58 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|psMemCheckLeaks shall return the number of blocks above an ID that are still allocated59 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|following psMemCheckLeaks call should produce one instance.58 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|psMemCheckLeaks shall return the number of blocks above an ID that are still allocated 59 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|following psMemCheckLeaks call should produce one instance. 60 60 file:line ID 61 61 tst_psMemory.c:313 1 62 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|Testing psMemCheckLeaks again with a different leak location63 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|following psMemCheckLeaks call should produce one error.62 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|Testing psMemCheckLeaks again with a different leak location 63 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|following psMemCheckLeaks call should produce one error. 64 64 file:line ID 65 65 tst_psMemory.c:343 11 66 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|Testing psMemCheckLeaks again with multiple leak locations.67 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|following psMemCheckLeaks call should produce two errors.66 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|Testing psMemCheckLeaks again with multiple leak locations. 67 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I| TPcheckLeaks|following psMemCheckLeaks call should produce two errors. 68 68 file:line ID 69 69 tst_psMemory.c:371 16 … … 80 80 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPmemCorruption|psMemCheckCorruption shall detect memory corruptions 81 81 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPmemCorruption|psMemCheckCorruption should output an error message and memProblemCallback callback should be called. 82 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMemCheckCorru ption|psMemCheckCorruption: memory block 1 is corrupted (buffer underflow)83 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memProblemCallb ack|memory callback called for id 1 (psMemCheckCorruption:228).82 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E|psMemCheckCorru|psMemCheckCorruption: memory block 1 is corrupted (buffer underflow) 83 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|memProblemCallb|memory callback called for id 1 (psMemCheckCorruption:228). 84 84 85 85 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psMemory{455-TPmemCorruption} | tst_psMemory.c) … … 91 91 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 92 92 93 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPFreeReference dMemory|memory reference count shall be incrementable/decrementable94 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPFreeReference dMemory|psFree shall be just decrement a multiple refererenced pointer.93 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPFreeReference|memory reference count shall be incrementable/decrementable 94 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |I|TPFreeReference|psFree shall be just decrement a multiple refererenced pointer. 95 95 96 96 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psMemory{456-TPFreeReferencedMemory} | tst_psMemory.c) -
trunk/psLib/test/sysUtils/verified/tst_psStringCopy.stderr
r608 r1018 50 50 \----------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ 51 51 52 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psString.c|psStringNCopy with negative count specified -552 <DATE> <TIME> <HOST> |E| psString.c|psStringNCopy with negative count specified -5 53 53 54 54 ---> TESTPOINT PASSED (psStringNCopy{Copy string with negative size} | tst_psStringCopy.c)
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