Bug 10495

Summary: 4 tests in the source-clip-scale failed
Product: cairo Reporter: Guus Leeuw jr. <guus.leeuw>
Component: image backendAssignee: Carl Worth <cworth>
Status: RESOLVED NOTOURBUG QA Contact: cairo-bugs mailing list <cairo-bugs>
Severity: normal    
Priority: medium    
Version: 1.4.3   
Hardware: x86-64 (AMD64)   
OS: Linux (All)   
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Description Guus Leeuw jr. 2007-04-01 00:04:38 UTC
Contents of the log file:
Testing source-clip-scale with image target (dev offset 0)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: image FORMAT: argb32 OFFSET: 0 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with image target (dev offset 25)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: image FORMAT: argb32 OFFSET: 25 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with image target (dev offset 0)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: image FORMAT: rgb24 OFFSET: 0 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with image target (dev offset 25)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: image FORMAT: rgb24 OFFSET: 25 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with xlib target (dev offset 0)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
48 pixels differ (with maximum difference of 64) from reference image
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: xlib FORMAT: argb32 OFFSET: 0 RESULT: FAIL
Testing source-clip-scale with xlib target (dev offset 25)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
48 pixels differ (with maximum difference of 64) from reference image
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: xlib FORMAT: argb32 OFFSET: 25 RESULT: FAIL
Testing source-clip-scale with xlib target (dev offset 0)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
48 pixels differ (with maximum difference of 64) from reference image
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: xlib FORMAT: rgb24 OFFSET: 0 RESULT: FAIL
Testing source-clip-scale with xlib target (dev offset 25)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
48 pixels differ (with maximum difference of 64) from reference image
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: xlib FORMAT: rgb24 OFFSET: 25 RESULT: FAIL
Testing source-clip-scale with ps target (dev offset 0)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: ps FORMAT: argb32 OFFSET: 0 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with ps target (dev offset 25)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: ps FORMAT: argb32 OFFSET: 25 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with ps target (dev offset 0)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: ps FORMAT: rgb24 OFFSET: 0 RESULT: PASS
Testing source-clip-scale with ps target (dev offset 25)
Comparing result against reference image: ./source-clip-scale-ref.png
TEST: source-clip-scale TARGET: ps FORMAT: rgb24 OFFSET: 25 RESULT: PASS
Comment 1 Behdad Esfahbod 2007-04-03 12:58:22 UTC
xlib failures are kinda ok.  Means you have an older X server than required.  What does "xdpyinfo  | grep vendor" say?
Comment 2 Guus Leeuw jr. 2007-04-03 21:16:36 UTC
(In reply to comment #1)
> xlib failures are kinda ok.  Means you have an older X server than required. 
> What does "xdpyinfo  | grep vendor" say?

vendor string:    StarNet Communications Corp.
vendor release number:    8000
Comment 3 Behdad Esfahbod 2007-04-04 11:36:11 UTC
You can ignore the failures then.  It's just your xserver.

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