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The timeout command on systems with older GNU coreutils, such as ALCF's Tukey, doesn't support the -k option, causing all tests to fail. The -k option was introduced in coreutils 8.5, whereas Tukey's coreutils is at 8.4.

A possible fix is to remove the use of -k and use -s SIGKILL instead, killing the test after it reaches the (first) timeout threshold of 300 seconds. This won't work, though, if any of the tests are "steady state" and expect to be signaled to quit.

After compilation of aesop source files, there are a bunch of __aesop_c_gen_tmpXXXX.c files hanging around in /tmp. The files are created by code from parser/CGen.lhs - can't really tell when the module is done using the files, but when it is it would be good to delete them afterwards.

Mac OS X expr command doesn't support length and substr options. mktemp has to be called with template specified. Patch attached:

diff --git a/bin/aecc-utils.in b/bin/aecc-utils.in index 7f14db2..9c708ed 100644 --- a/bin/aecc-utils.in +++ b/bin/aecc-utils.in @@ -56,8 +56,8 @@ addOption()

if test "${takesArg}" = "yes"; then

msg="${msg} ${argString}"

fi

• len=$(expr 40 - length "${msg}")
• sp=$(expr substr "${SPACES}" 1 $len)

+ len=$(expr 40 - $(echo "${msg}" | wc -c)) + sp=$(echo "${SPACES}" | cut -c 1-${len})

HELPMESSAGE="${HELPMESSAGE}${msg}${sp}${message}\n"

}

@@ -494,7 +494,7 @@ runCmd()

verbose="$1" ; shift error="$1" ; shift [email protected]

• compilerout=$(mktemp)

+ compilerout=$(mktemp tmp.XXXXXXXX)

if test "$verbose" = "yes"; then

echo "$cmd"

fi