winetest.exe no results

[Tony Lambregts]

I'm back after a long time just lurking. I was realy excited about the
conformance testing program. Since I am the IT Administrator of a company
that uses a wide variety of windows versions (no NT3 sorry) I will be able
to submit a good number of tests results.

The problem I have under windows 98 is that the zip file found here
http://afavant.elte.hu/~wferi/wine/ produces an results.txt file but the
(newer) exe found here http://vmlinux.org/jakov/Wine/ locks up without
producing any output (even when redirected >).

 Both tests freeze at the same place. That is they both lock up during the
console test (kernel32_crosstest.exe console) the test produces a blue "abc"
in the top right hand corner of my dos prompt box and requires that I
"Ctrl-C" to get out.

The following is the output results

kernel32.dll:console (test 7 of 55)
abcdefgconsole.c:128: Test failed: At (0,0): expecting char 'a'/61 got '
'/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (0,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:128: Test failed: At (1,0): expecting char 'b'/62 got ' '/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (1,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:128: Test failed: At (2,0): expecting char 'c'/63 got ' '/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (2,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:128: Test failed: At (3,0): expecting char 'd'/64 got ' '/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (3,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:128: Test failed: At (4,0): expecting char 'e'/65 got ' '/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (4,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:128: Test failed: At (5,0): expecting char 'f'/66 got ' '/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (5,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:128: Test failed: At (6,0): expecting char 'g'/67 got ' '/20
console.c:128: Test failed: At (6,0): expecting attr 0012 got 0007
console.c:131: Test failed: Expected cursor at (7,0), got (0,0)

I have looked at dlls/kernel/tests/console.c to see if it was something
obvious but have not had anything jump out at me. From looking at the code
the cursor should be at the top left of the screen but the text is written
at the top RIGHT (-3)of it.

Eric since you wrote the test could you shed some light on it.

Tony Lambregts