[perl #43309] [TODO] config/auto/byteorder.pm: Write unit tests

2007-10-31 Thread James Keenan via RT
Refactored module and associated test files committed to trunk in r22649.

Re: [perl #43309] [TODO] config/auto/byteorder.pm: Write unit tests

2007-10-30 Thread James E Keenan
chromatic wrote: Are the extra pass() calls at the end to fix the Devel::Cover oddity? Where a pass() explicitly mentions Devel::Cover, it is there either because I experienced the D::C oddity with that file, or because that file is structured much like others where I have experienced

Re: [perl #43309] [TODO] config/auto/byteorder.pm: Write unit tests

2007-10-29 Thread chromatic
On Monday 29 October 2007 19:54:11 James Keenan via RT wrote: > The patch attached provides a refactoring of configuration step class > auto::byteorder along the same lines as other recent refactorings of > auto::* config classes, i.e., the code handling the C probe is > refactored into one intern

[perl #43309] [TODO] config/auto/byteorder.pm: Write unit tests

2007-10-29 Thread James Keenan via RT
The patch attached provides a refactoring of configuration step class auto::byteorder along the same lines as other recent refactorings of auto::* config classes, i.e., the code handling the C probe is refactored into one internal subroutine, while everything that follows is refactored into an inte

[perl #43309] [TODO] config/auto/byteorder.pm: Write unit tests

2007-10-21 Thread James Keenan via RT
File holding framework for writing tests for this configuration step was committed to trunk Oct 21 2007 in r22362. Tests do not yet provide high coverage due to obstacles in testing runstep(). You are encouraged to poke around and add tests.

[perl #43309] [TODO] config/auto/byteorder.pm: Write unit tests

2007-06-22 Thread via RT
# New Ticket Created by James Keenan # Please include the string: [perl #43309] # in the subject line of all future correspondence about this issue. # http://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=43309 > Write unit tests for config/auto/byteorder.pm, the module whose functionality executes