failure 145:
Requirement failed: {asctime_r.01} equivalent of the following algorithm
| location |
| trace |
/var/opt/lsb/test/olver-core/2014-01-29_05-08-38/time_conversion_scenario.utz (time_conversion_scenario.utt), line 3039 |
| occurence |
| scenario |
time_conversion_scenario |
| specification function |
asctime_r_spec() |
| parameter value |
CallContext context = [pid=7352,thr=b751f700] |
| parameter value |
TmTObj * @timeptr = struct TmTObj { sec=9, min=9, hour=9, mday=9, mon=9, year=9, wday=9, yday=9, isdst=9 } |
| parameter value |
TmTObj * timeptr = struct TmTObj { sec=9, min=9, hour=9, mday=9, mon=9, year=9, wday=9, yday=9, isdst=9 } |
| parameter value |
CString * @buf = 1234567890123456789012345 |
| parameter value |
CString * buf = 1234567890123456789012345 |
| return value |
(CString *) ???·Oct··9·09:09:09·1909 |
coverage
& branch |
C_Priority
Process with high priority |
| properties |
| REQ failed |
asctime_r.01 |
| kind |
POSTCONDITION_FAILED |
similar known bug(s)
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The asctime_r() function converts date and time to a string and returns it.
According to LSB, if the function is unsuccessful, it should return NULL,
But on the target machine it returns a string with '?' symbols, for
example "??? Oct 9 09:09:09 1909".
Additional information about this bug may be found at http://linuxtesting.org/results/report?num=S0379.
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