[1/2] tests: Add skip_wine, a standard way to skip tests that would cause Wine to crash.

[Francois Gouget]

On Thu, 14 Dec 2006, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
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> It's not really better with skip_wine; since the test will never be
> run on Wine it's useless for regression testing, and we won't even
> notice when the bug gets fixed.

I see some advantages though:
 * the code exists rather than not being written in the first place
 * it is compiled, which is better than putting it inside an '#if 0'
 * 'skip_wine' clearly indicates that the test needs to be fixed in 
   Wine, which a basic '#if 0' or 'if (0)' does not do
 * the test statistics will clearly indicate that one of the tests fails 
   in Wine, rather than show that every test succeeds
 * the test will be run on Windows


> If the test doesn't crash on Windows, the right way is to fix Wine to 
> not crash either, that's usually not too hard (making the test succeed 
> may be harder, but that's why we have todo_wine).

I found quite a few other places in our tests where we could use 
skip_wine(), but I am really not sure fixing the crashes is alway that 
simple. See for instance dlls/winmm/tests/wave.c or 
dlls/rpcrt4/tests/ndr_marshall.c.

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