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2017-07-06Delete variable REGRESS_TARGET, missing plural S is a typo and itbluhm1-16/+12
is not used. Convert tests into a common style. OK anton@
2014-08-27Add regression tests for diff -uw issue reported by guenther@. Ensure thekspillner5-3/+24
'+' and '-' always appear in the first column of a newline in diff -uw output, even when one file doesn't end with a newline and the other file contains additional lines. ok guenther@
2013-12-01Change 'mountlist' from CIRCLEQ to TAILQ. Be paranoid andkrw2-19/+10
use TAILQ_*_SAFE more than might be needed. Bulk ports build by sthen@ showed nobody sticking their fingers so deep into the kernel. Feedback and suggestions from millert@. ok jsing@
2010-07-16revisison -> revisionray2-5/+5
2007-11-27typos; ok jmc@martynas1-2/+2
sys/dev/pci/pciide.c from naddy@
2007-01-08advertising clauses that can be droppedderaadt1-5/+1
2006-07-03Revert last commit by request of otto.jsg2-2/+10
Contents of comments are obviously part of the diff tests.
2006-07-03Remove the advertising clause in the UCB license which Berkeleyjsg2-10/+2
rescinded 22 July 1999.
2003-08-10Skip t12 for ed(1) style patches, including cleanup.otto1-7/+8
ok millert@
2003-07-22Allow user to override default version of patch used; otto@ OKmillert1-5/+6
2003-07-22Also test ed(1) style patches.otto3-5/+38
ok millert@
2003-07-22A shell script to run a very large scale diff/patch/cmp regression.otto1-0/+130
The script recursively walks though a checked out cvs dir and retrieves all revisions from each file. All pairs of these revisions are diffed against each other, and the resulting patches are checked using patch(1) and cmp(1). Based on an idea from deraadt@. ok millert@ deraadt@
2003-07-21Two new regressions. t12 fails currently.otto5-2/+1937
ok millert@
2003-07-17A set of regressions to test diff(1).otto21-0/+6482
Currently standard, context and unified diffs are tested by diffing two files and then applying the patch on a copy of the first file using patch(1). Next, the result is compared with the original first file using cmp(1). ok millert@ tedu@