php5 & "port test php5"

Scott Haneda talklists at newgeo.com
Mon Mar 30 00:17:36 PDT 2009


What is the command to run the test?  I assume this is not port test  
php5` and an internal php test that runs most functions and operations?

On Mar 27, 2009, at 4:04 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:

> I meant: if you can get php5 to even compile universal, for any  
> combination of universal architectures, that would be good to know  
> (and if you cannot, that would be good to know too). I'm not even  
> sure all of php5's dependencies can be compiled universal. I simply  
> have not yet tried.
>
>
> I just ran the tests for 5.3.0RC1 (am in the process of updating the  
> php5-devel port to that version); here's the summary:
>
> Number of tests : 9537              7891
> Tests skipped   : 1646 ( 17.3%) --------
> Tests warned    :    3 (  0.0%) (  0.0%)
> Tests failed    :   31 (  0.3%) (  0.4%)
> Expected fail   :    5 (  0.1%) (  0.1%)
> Tests passed    : 7852 ( 82.3%) ( 99.5%)
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> Time taken      : 1428 seconds
>
> When you run the tests, it offers to send a report to the PHP  
> developers automatically. Hopefully they're reading these reports  
> and making improvements.

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