Add a "posix port" #9581
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later, posix will hook into here somehow
the tests fail due to printing numbers differently
the bitmap* tests now pass
this fixes some test failures that rely on exact python float values
this is defined by python (returns 0) and tested in a test
.. will need to do the same in other asyncio tests
now you can use the same name shown in a list of failures/skips, e.g., `make test-random_basic || make print-failures`
later I'll want to switch it to float & endorse the new results but for now just do this.
This change allows the unix/time_mktime_localtime.py test to work in the POSIX build
.. shouldn't it say CircuitPython though?
we don't use this capability in CircuitPython but it was not hard to make it work. Removing the "extensible module" related code altogether might save some space though.
this doesn't run in host python because python is invoked with the -S flag, disabling site packages (msgpack is not part of base python, it's installed via pip if it's available) I verified the message decodes in standard python with msgpack.
.. it now fails on unix coverage port but that's fine
this fixes some synthio tests that differed in output, because dynamic range compression depends on the channel count.
qrio has an existing test, gifio does not
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I reached a milestone of 0 failed tests so I felt it would be worth PR'ing. The list of conflicts is pretty extensive so I'll probably need to rebase this. This work is not an Adafruit priority so I'll also reserve the possibility of just closing this up so it doesn't linger in draft status. |
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Sadly, I have not had time to work on this. I'll leave the branch around but close the PR for now. |
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The "posix port" aims to enable compile-time tests that we currently do with the "unix port", but with a build that uses as much of the CircuitPython shared-bindings & supervisor as possible. Once we have to stop maintaining changes within micropython's unix port, this removes one of the hassles of merging micropython changes into circuitpython. It may also enable testing new parts of the shared-modules libraries (for instance, gifio has become testable though this change)
Locally this test suite runs to completion, though it has more skips than the unix port did/does.
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notably, the "vfs" tests are skipped.
This has been in the works for awhile and needs to be updated against the current main branch. Additionally at least some of the skipped tests would be good to cover (testing FAT filesystem on the host would be nice)