actboy168/bee.lua

Test fails during compilation on WSL

skyegecko opened this issue · 4 comments

skyegecko commented

Trying to compile under Ubuntu 20.04 in WSL causes test test_socket.test_unix_echo_2 to crash.

Full output of bootstrap -v:

$ build/linux/bin/bootstrap test/test.lua -v
OS:             Linux
Arch:           64
Compiler:       GCC 9.3.0
CRT:            libstdc++ 20200408
DEBUG:          false
Started on Mon Jun  1 18:16:11 2020
    test_fs.test_absolute ... Ok
    test_fs.test_absolute_relative ... Ok
    test_fs.test_add_remove_permissions ... Ok
    test_fs.test_concat ... Ok
    test_fs.test_copy_file ... Ok
    test_fs.test_create_directories ... Ok
    test_fs.test_create_directory ... Ok
    test_fs.test_current_path ... Ok
    test_fs.test_div ... Ok
    test_fs.test_dll_path ... Ok
    test_fs.test_eq ... Ok
    test_fs.test_equal_extension ... Ok
    test_fs.test_exe_path ... Ok
    test_fs.test_exists ... Ok
    test_fs.test_extension ... Ok
    test_fs.test_filelock_1 ... Ok
    test_fs.test_filelock_2 ... Ok
    test_fs.test_filename ... Ok
    test_fs.test_is_directory ... Ok
    test_fs.test_is_regular_file ... Ok
    test_fs.test_last_write_time ... Ok
    test_fs.test_list_directory ... Ok
    test_fs.test_parent_path ... Ok
    test_fs.test_path ... Ok
    test_fs.test_permissions ... Ok
    test_fs.test_relative ... Ok
    test_fs.test_remove ... Ok
    test_fs.test_remove_all ... Ok
    test_fs.test_remove_filename ... Ok
    test_fs.test_rename ... Ok
    test_fs.test_replace_extension ... Ok
    test_fs.test_setup ... Ok
    test_fs.test_stem ... Ok
    test_fs.test_string ... Ok
    test_fs.test_tostring ... Ok
    test_fw.test_1 ... Ok
    test_fw.test_2 ... Ok
    test_lua.test_next ... Ok
    test_lua.test_stack_overflow_1 ... Ok
    test_lua.test_stack_overflow_2 ... Ok
    test_plat.test_1 ... Ok
    test_seri.test_err_1 ... Ok
    test_seri.test_err_2 ... Ok
    test_seri.test_err_3 ... Ok
    test_seri.test_ok_1 ... Ok
    test_seri.test_ref ... Ok
    test_socket.test_bind ... Ok
    test_socket.test_pair ... Ok
    test_socket.test_tcp_accept ... Ok
    test_socket.test_tcp_connect ... Ok
    test_socket.test_tcp_echo_1 ... Ok
    test_socket.test_tcp_echo_2 ... Ok
    test_socket.test_tcp_echo_3 ... Ok
    test_socket.test_unix_accept ... Ok
    test_socket.test_unix_connect ... Ok
    test_socket.test_unix_echo_1 ...

I don't see a core dump anywhere but I'm not sure if they're enabled by default in this distro.

Libc6 version is 2.31-0ubuntu9.

skyegecko commented

Upon further testing, it seems somewhat non-deterministic. Any of test_unix_echo 1, 2 or 3 can fail. I'm not sure what's causing this.

actboy168 commented

I can't reproduce it. The error may be in other simpler modules instead of sockets, but now the test cannot specify the order. I will plan to improve test, but your problem, I have no idea yet.

actboy168 commented

wsl2 does not support unix domain socket, you can change your wsl to wsl1.

skyegecko commented

The reverse, actually. Compilation succeeds on WSL2, but not on WSL1.