kernel32/tests: Mark debugger test broken for Win9x and WinME behavior

kernel32/tests: Mark debugger test broken for Win9x and WinME behavior

[Dmitry Timoshkov]

"Drew Ronneberg"  wrote:
> -
>    ok(exit_code == 0xffffffff || /* Win 9x */
> -
>       exit_code == 0x80 || /* NT4 */
> -
>       exit_code == STATUS_DEBUGGER_INACTIVE, /* Win >= XP */
> -
>    ok(exit_code == STATUS_DEBUGGER_INACTIVE || /* Win >= XP */
> -
>       broken(exit_code == 0x80), /* NT4 */
>       "wrong exit code : %08x\n", exit_code);
> }
>    else
>         ok(exit_code == STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION ||
> -
>        exit_code == WAIT_ABANDONED, /* win2k3 */
> -
>        exit_code == WAIT_ABANDONED /* win2k3 */ ||
> -
>        broken(exit_code == 0xffffffff), /* Win9x, WinME */
>        "exit code = %08x instead of STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION or WAIT_ABANDONED\n", exit_code);
> CloseHandle(info.hProcess);

Patches should be sent to wine-patches, not here. 0x80 is STATUS_ABANDONED,
0xffffffff is WAIT_FAILED.

kernel32/tests: Mark debugger test broken for Win9x and WinME behavior

[Paul Vriens]

Drew Ronneberg wrote:
>

Hi,

Could you change those magic constants?

(defined in winerror.h and winbase.h):

#define ERROR_WAIT_NO_CHILDREN  128 (????)

#define WAIT_FAILED  0xffffffff

kernel32/tests: Mark debugger test broken for Win9x and WinME behavior

[Paul Vriens]

Paul Vriens wrote:
> Drew Ronneberg wrote:
> >
>
> Hi,
>
> Could you change those magic constants?
>
> (defined in winerror.h and winbase.h):
>
> #define ERROR_WAIT_NO_CHILDREN  128 (????)
>
> #define WAIT_FAILED  0xffffffff

Oh, and patches should go to [e-mail]

kernel32/tests: Mark debugger test broken for Win9x and WinME behavior

[Paul Vriens]

Paul Vriens wrote:
> Paul Vriens wrote:
> > Drew Ronneberg wrote:
> > >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Could you change those magic constants?
> >
> > (defined in winerror.h and winbase.h):
> >
> > #define ERROR_WAIT_NO_CHILDREN  128 (????)
> >
> > #define WAIT_FAILED  0xffffffff
>
> Oh, and patches should go to [e-mail]

Just saw Dmitry's email. Should indeed be STATUS_ABANDONED for 0x80.