On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Ralph Mitchell wrote:

> Dunno if it's relevant, but sometimes even the smallest hint helps fix
> stuff... :) I'd have a bash at it myself, but I never really got into
> perl, so I don't know where to start.

Thanks for your report. It'll help to understand what's happening.

> Oh, BTW, when 306 or 304 fails, it leaves a core file from 'sws'.

Aha! I'll look into that.

> Rather than fix whatever's going on in there, would just re-ordering the
> tests would be good enough?? Is there any particular reason for taking
> them in this order, or could you just switch the numbers on 305 & 306??

We *could* yes, but that would only be a short-term work-around as I want to
be able to add test-cases for as many features and bug reports as possible
and I like being able to just get a free number when I add new test cases.

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