wctype_t was previously declared as an enum in bionic, preventing direct integer
assignment. This has since been made more like other libc's, so we can revert
this change.
Bug: 14646243
Change-Id: Ie63711b8f6d4f947b8fe3b278f5503495521555d
math_h, cmath:
Fails a static assert because isnan(double) and isinf(double) should be
returning bool, but aren't. This is a known problem upstream.
http://libcxx.llvm.org/results.Linux.html
uchar_h, cuchar, version_cuchar:
Bionic does not include this header. According to upstream, this was also a
problem with glibc last time they ran their tests. Docs say this is fixed in
glibc 2.16. http://libcxx.llvm.org/results.Linux.html
wctype_h, cwctype:
This one isn't disabled, but did require a fix. The test was casting 0
directly to a wctype_t, which fails because bionic's wctype_t is an enum.
From the POSIX spec, it looks like bionic is allowed to do so, and this test
should be fixed upstream.
cstdio:
snprintf is a macro in bionic, which make it impossible for <cstdio> to
::using snprintf. There may be a work around for this.
quick_exit:
Bionic supports this, but glibc does not. Also becomes available in glibc
2.16. http://libcxx.llvm.org/results.Linux.html
max_align_t:
Needs investigation.
aligned_storage:
Needs investigation.
Change-Id: I62a5210f6755388dc06cce20d81530a300300bf1
To run libc++ tests:
$ mm
$ adb sync
$ python runtests.py # runs all host and device tests
# see main() for command line options
To regenerate all makefiles:
$ python makemake.py
Change-Id: Ibad78ad8e1bd45f32730d281afa53c2cec55478f
