|
Group |
Description |
Number of Tests |
Number of Applicable
Tests |
Number of Passes |
|
A |
Class A tests check for
acceptance (compilation) of language constructs that are expected to
compile without error. |
75 |
62 |
62 |
|
B
[a] |
Class B tests check that
illegal constructs are recognized and treated as fatal errors. |
1510 |
1510 |
1510 |
|
C |
Class C tests check that
executable constructs are implemented correctly and produce expected
results. |
2307 |
1835 |
1562[b] |
|
D |
Class D tests check that
implementations perform exact arithmetic on large literal numbers. |
4 |
4 |
4 |
|
E |
Class E tests check for
constructs that may require inspection to verify. |
32 |
9 |
6 |
|
L
[c] |
Class L tests check that
all library unit dependencies within a program are satisfied before the
program can be bound and executed, that circularity among units is
detected, or that pragmas that apply to an entire partition are correctly
processed. |
89 |
68 |
68 |
|
Notes:
a. B tests are expected to fail with compilation
time errors. Ones that are not applicable due to restrictions may
therefore fail for different reasons from the original intention of the
test, but nevertheless fail to compile and are therefore treated as
passes.
b. In group C, 303 tests did not print PASSED
but terminated with an unhandled exception. In all 303 cases the exception
was correctly raised then not handled because of the restriction on
exception propagation.
c. L tests are expected to give errors at
compile time, bind time or link time and not to run.
|
