Re: FYI: disable gnulib's strtoull and strtoll tests

[Bruno Haible]

Hi Jim,

> macos 13.3.1
> ...
> Correction. It was Fedora 37.
> That failed in precisely the same way.
> This one was seen by adding a commit on top of coreutils' then-latest
> (35adc746a000ac1f8d1d817a6a3a60d5b80daef5)
> that updated to latest gnulib:
> =============================================================
>    GNU coreutils 9.3.19-e84b0: gnulib-tests/test-suite.log
> =============================================================

I still can't reproduce it.

I took a Fedora 37, and compiled on it
  - the grep-3.10.12-0f2c.tar.gz (that you produced before disabling
    the two tests),
  - coreutils 35adc746a000ac1f8d1d817a6a3a60d5b80daef5, bootstrapped
    with the newest gnulib as of today.
Both packages contain tests/test-strtoull.c (7123 bytes).

In both packages
  $ ./configure
  $ make
  $ cd gnulib-tests
  $ make check
all tests pass.

For a proper bug report, please provide the complete tarball
and the relevant environment variables (CC, CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, etc.)
and configure options (--cache-file and such).

> FAIL: test-strtoull
> ===================
>
> test-strtoull.c:258: assertion 'result == 58ULL' failed
> FAIL test-strtoull (exit status: 134)

It smells like you are using an old config.cache ?
Or possibly you are building against a newer glibc and then running
"make check" in an environment with an older glibc?

Bruno