failure 136:

Requirement failed: {remquof.07.01.01} Function executed successfully with EOK error code, while `(isInfinity_Unifloat(x) && !isNan_Unifloat(y)) || (isZero_Unifloat(y) && !isNan_Unifloat(x)) == true` means that EDOM SHALL be set
location
trace /var/opt/lsb/test/olver-core/2013-01-21_10-20-40/math_real_scenario.utz (math_real_scenario.utt), line 19252
occurence
scenario math_real_scenario
specification function remquo_spec()
parameter value  CallContext context = [pid=14334,thr=b751c6c0]
parameter value  Unifloat * @x = (float) 7.0000000000000000e+00 (0x.E0000000P3F)
parameter value  Unifloat * x = (float) 7.0000000000000000e+00 (0x.E0000000P3F)
parameter value  Unifloat * @y = (float) 0.0000000000000000e+00 (0x.00000000P1F)
parameter value  Unifloat * y = (float) 0.0000000000000000e+00 (0x.00000000P1F)
parameter value  Unifloat ** @quo = <0xbf870d4c>ptr to <NULL>
parameter value  Unifloat ** quo = <0xbf870d4c>ptr to (float) 0.0000000000000000e+00 (0x.00000000P1F)
parameter value  ErrorCode * @errno = EOK
parameter value  ErrorCode * errno = EOK
return value  (Unifloat *) (float) NaN
coverage
& branch
C
y is 0 and x is non-NaN
properties
REQ failed remquof.07.01.01
expected value (float) NaN
kind POSTCONDITION_FAILED
similar known bug(s)
The remquo(x, y, quo) family of functions shall return the floating-point remainder r = x-ny when y is non-zero und update quo variable. According to LSB, if the x argument is +Inf, -Inf, or the y argument is +0 or -0 and the other argument is non-NaN. then error code shall be set to EDOM. But on the target machine, the functions set error code EOK instead of EDOM in these cases.