PSPP-BUG: RE: Solaris 9: expressions.sh fails test

[DeBerry, Marshall]

Doing the quick way of chaging /bin/sh to /bin/bash in the tests, and
noting that GNU diff is used, all tests except for expressions.sh passed
under Solaris 9. Here is the info:

The first several lines:

1,1133d0
< 1e2 => 100.00
< 1e+2 => 100.00
< 1e-2 => 0.01
< 1e-99 => 0.00
< 0 AND 1 => false
< $true AND 1 => true
.....
The last several lines:
< (X = 10.00); x + 0 => 10.00
< (X = -3.00); x - 0 => -3.00
< (X = 5.00); 0 + x => 5.00
< (X = 10.00); x * 1 => 10.00
< (X = -3.00); 1 * x => -3.00
< (X = 5.00); x / 1 => 5.00
< (X = 10.00); 0 * x => 0.00
< (X = -3.00); x * 0 => 0.00
< (X = 5.00); 0 / x => 0.00
< (X = 5.00); mod(0, x) => 0.00
< (X = 5.00); x ** 1 => 5.00
< (X = 5.00); x ** 2 => 25.00
compare optimizing output
FAILED
FAIL: expressions/expressions.sh
=====================================
1 of 93 tests failed
Please report to address@hidden
=====================================

 Marshall  

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John Darrington <address@hidden> writes:

> But it's quite likely that there are other Bash specific constructs in

> the tests.  I suppose we should either:
>
> a) purge all the tests of Bash specific things;
>
> OR
>
> b) change the header of the tests from #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash

I'd rather do the former.  We're not trying to do anything complex.

I've started by fixing all of the usage of "export".
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