1. Don't bother truncating reading of the file. It doesn't save that much
time and we should support putting RUN lines anywhere in the file. For
example, someone might want to put the grep match before each function
in the test file which would sprinkle the RUN: lines throughout the file.
2. Fix a bug with llvmgcc version match .. global var wasn't declared as such
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1. Only read the first 1024 bytes of the file. The RUN: lines should all be
within that amount of space. This keeps I/O costs down when reading
very large files.
2. Print PR numbers with a PR prefix so it is clear what they are.
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functions and Tcl's just tickled with that. The fix is to give the "new"
test system a different interface function name.
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More improvements:
1. Using ::errorInfo wasn't such a hot idea. Go back to just printing the
offending line of code and the stderr output. This is sufficient and
not entangled with Tcl goop.
2. Capture the problem report numbers and report them whether pass or fail.
This helps quickly get some context when a test fails, if it has an
associated PR number.
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