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Fix testsuite 8 on Windows/MSYS2 #128
Fix testsuite 8 on Windows/MSYS2 #128
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The only point of testing the execution was to verify that this does work - without the recompile, because we adjust the broken environment before calling the C compiler.
The goal is good, but if we don't find a way to ensure that cobc's
setenv
reaches the program envrionment of the called C compiler, I'd rather let this fail "from time to time" instead of globally accepting a failure here.I'd suggest to move this to a draft until someone finds the way to tweak this "correctly" (I guess that means setting some environment variable; it would likely be reasonable to ask the MSYS2 folks (possibly by creating an issue in their tracker - if this happens under MSYS2).