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Re: [Chicken-hackers] [PATCH] Use vertical space more liberally in some


From: megane
Subject: Re: [Chicken-hackers] [PATCH] Use vertical space more liberally in some scrutinizer messages
Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2019 14:49:54 +0200
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Evan Hanson <address@hidden> writes:

> On 2019-01-10 18:12, megane wrote:
>> Evan Hanson <address@hidden> writes:
[snip]
>> Do you agree with approach I took about gensym'd variables in the second
>> patch? If not, I think I'll have to come up with something else.
>
> That's a nice idea, I think it's probably fine. But if we're going to do
> that, why not wipe line numbers in all the expected files rather than
> just the new one?
>

Good idea.

>> diff --git a/tests/redact-gensyms.scm b/tests/redact-gensyms.scm
>> new file mode 100644
>> index 0000000..c6abb7b
>> --- /dev/null
>> +++ b/tests/redact-gensyms.scm
>> @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
>> + (define prefixes (if (null? (command-line-arguments))
>> +                        '("tmp" "g")
>> +                        (string-split (car (command-line-arguments)) ",")))
>> +
>> + (let ((rege (irregex `(: ($ (or ,@prefixes)) (+ numeric)))))
>
> This regex could be `(: bow ($ (or ,@prefixes)) (+ numeric)) so you avoid
> accidentally replacing numbers in something like a variable called "dog1".
>

Didn't think of that, good catch.

Here's a modified patch that does these two things.

It occurred to me that perhaps redact-gensyms shouldn't use XXX as the
replacement as that's used in comments in the codebase. It could make
grepping for XXXs a bit painful.

>From 999b2534cff88a13f040a23b9e7bec1c1c8ca351 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: megane <address@hidden>
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2018 17:28:03 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] tests/runtests.sh: Sanitize gensyms from scrutinizer outputs

Instead of skipping tests that are sensitive to gensyms altogether try
to sanitize the output.

For scrutinizer-message-format.scm, sanitize a and b because they are
used in typevars. These are removed once the scrutinizer sanitizes
typevars in messages internally again (fix for #1563 broke this).

Also, sanitize "scm:" so line number mismatches do not cause million
diff conflicts when adding/removing stuff to/from tests.

* tests/redact-gensyms.scm: New small program to replace numbers from
  common gensym prefixes

* [tests] runtests.sh: compile, use redact-gensyms
---
 distribution/manifest                     |   1 +
 tests/redact-gensyms.scm                  |  25 +++++++
 tests/runtests.sh                         |  31 +++-----
 tests/scrutinizer-message-format.expected |  42 ++++++-----
 tests/scrutiny-2.expected                 |  46 ++++++------
 tests/scrutiny.expected                   | 118 +++++++++++++++---------------
 tests/specialization.expected             |  18 +++--
 7 files changed, 154 insertions(+), 127 deletions(-)
 create mode 100644 tests/redact-gensyms.scm

diff --git a/distribution/manifest b/distribution/manifest
index c1a615e..928d5ef 100644
--- a/distribution/manifest
+++ b/distribution/manifest
@@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ tests/scrutiny-tests-2.scm
 tests/scrutiny-tests-3.scm
 tests/scrutiny.expected
 tests/scrutiny-2.expected
+tests/redact-gensyms.scm
 tests/test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm
 tests/scrutinizer-message-format.expected
 tests/syntax-rule-stress-test.scm
diff --git a/tests/redact-gensyms.scm b/tests/redact-gensyms.scm
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..31ca8a2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tests/redact-gensyms.scm
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+(module
+ redact-gensyms
+ ()
+ (import scheme)
+ (import (chicken base))
+ (import (chicken irregex))
+ (import (chicken type))
+ (import (only (chicken io) read-line)
+        (only (chicken process-context) command-line-arguments)
+        (only (chicken string) string-split))
+
+ (define prefixes (if (null? (command-line-arguments))
+                     '("tmp" "g" "scm:")
+                           (string-split (car (command-line-arguments)) ",")))
+
+ (let ((rege (irregex `(: bow ($ (or ,@prefixes)) (+ numeric)))))
+   (print ";; numbers replaced with XXX by redact-gensyms.scm")
+   (print ";; prefixes: " prefixes)
+   (let lp ()
+     (let ((l (read-line)))
+       (if (not (eof-object? l))
+          (begin
+            (print (irregex-replace/all rege l 1 "XXX"))
+            (lp))))))
+ )
diff --git a/tests/runtests.sh b/tests/runtests.sh
index c6f9252..7b067b7 100755
--- a/tests/runtests.sh
+++ b/tests/runtests.sh
@@ -114,28 +114,21 @@ $compile typematch-tests.scm -specialize -no-warnings
 
 $compile scrutiny-tests.scm -analyze-only -verbose 2>scrutiny.out
 $compile specialization-tests.scm -analyze-only -verbose -specialize 
2>specialization.out
-
-# these are sensitive to gensym-names, so make them optional
-if test \! -f scrutiny.expected; then
-    cp scrutiny.expected scrutiny.out
-fi
-if test \! -f specialization.expected; then
-    cp specialization.expected specialization.out
-fi
-
 $compile scrutiny-tests-2.scm -A -verbose 2>scrutiny-2.out
 $compile test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm -A -verbose 
2>scrutinizer-message-format.out || true
 
-diff $DIFF_OPTS scrutinizer-message-format.expected 
scrutinizer-message-format.out
-diff $DIFF_OPTS scrutiny.expected scrutiny.out
-diff $DIFF_OPTS specialization.expected specialization.out
-
-# this is sensitive to gensym-names, so make it optional
-if test \! -f scrutiny-2.expected; then
-    cp scrutiny-2.expected scrutiny-2.out
-fi
-
-diff $DIFF_OPTS scrutiny-2.expected scrutiny-2.out
+# Replace foo123 -> fooXX so gensyms don't trigger failures
+$compile redact-gensyms.scm
+mv a.out redact-gensyms
+./redact-gensyms "tmp,g,scm:,a,b" < scrutinizer-message-format.out > 
scrutinizer-message-format.redacted
+./redact-gensyms < scrutiny-2.out > scrutiny-2.redacted
+./redact-gensyms < scrutiny.out > scrutiny.redacted
+./redact-gensyms < specialization.out > specialization.redacted
+
+diff $DIFF_OPTS scrutinizer-message-format.expected 
scrutinizer-message-format.redacted
+diff $DIFF_OPTS scrutiny-2.expected scrutiny-2.redacted
+diff $DIFF_OPTS scrutiny.expected scrutiny.redacted
+diff $DIFF_OPTS specialization.expected specialization.redacted
 
 $compile scrutiny-tests-3.scm -specialize -block
 ./a.out
diff --git a/tests/scrutinizer-message-format.expected 
b/tests/scrutinizer-message-format.expected
index f41fb89..a1e96b0 100644
--- a/tests/scrutinizer-message-format.expected
+++ b/tests/scrutinizer-message-format.expected
@@ -1,19 +1,21 @@
+;; numbers replaced with XXX by redact-gensyms.scm
+;; prefixes: (tmp g scm: a b)
 
 Warning: literal in operator position: (1 2)
 
 Warning: literal in operator position: (1 2)
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `r-proc-call-argument-count-mismatch':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:9) in procedure call to `scheme#cons', 
expected 2 arguments but was given 1 argument
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#cons', expected 2 arguments but was given 1 argument
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `r-proc-call-argument-type-mismatch':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:10) in procedure call to 
`scheme#length', expected argument #1 of type `list' but was given an argument 
of type `symbol'
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#length', expected argument #1 of type `list' but was given an argument 
of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `r-proc-call-argument-value-count':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:11) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#list (chicken.time#cpu-time))', but 
received 2 results
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#list (chicken.time#cpu-time))', but 
received 2 results
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `r-proc-call-argument-value-count':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:11) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#vector (scheme#values))', but received 
zero results
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#vector (scheme#values))', but received 
zero results
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `r-cond-branch-value-count-mismatch':
   branches in conditional expression differ in the number of results:
@@ -24,10 +26,10 @@ Warning: in toplevel procedure 
`r-invalid-called-procedure-type':
   in procedure call to `1', expected a value of type `(procedure (*) *)' but 
was given a value of type `fixnum'
 
 Note: in toplevel procedure `r-pred-call-always-true':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:14) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and 
will always return true
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and 
will always return true
 
 Note: in toplevel procedure `r-pred-call-always-false':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:15) in procedure call to 
`scheme#symbol?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and 
will always return false
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#symbol?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and 
will always return false
 
 Note: in toplevel procedure `r-cond-test-always-true':
   expected a value of type boolean in conditional, but was given a value of 
type `symbol' which is always true:
@@ -64,27 +66,27 @@ Warning: at toplevel:
   assignment of value of type `fixnum' to toplevel variable `foo' does not 
match declared type `boolean'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `append-invalid-arg':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:26) in procedure call to 
`scheme#append', argument #1 is of type fixnum but expected a proper list
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#append', argument #1 is of type fixnum but expected a proper list
 
 Warning: in local procedure `r-proc-call-argument-count-mismatch',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:45) in procedure call to `scheme#cons', 
expected 2 arguments but was given 1 argument
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#cons', expected 2 arguments but was given 1 argument
 
 Warning: in local procedure `r-proc-call-argument-type-mismatch',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:46) in procedure call to 
`scheme#string-length', expected argument #1 of type `string' but was given an 
argument of type `(procedure chicken.base#add1 (number) number)'
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#string-length', expected argument #1 of type `string' but was given an 
argument of type `(procedure chicken.base#add1 (number) number)'
 
 Warning: in local procedure `r-proc-call-argument-value-count',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:47) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#list (chicken.time#cpu-time))', but 
received 2 results
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#list (chicken.time#cpu-time))', but 
received 2 results
 
 Warning: in local procedure `r-proc-call-argument-value-count',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:47) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#vector (scheme#values))', but received 
zero results
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) expected a single result in 
argument #1 of procedure call `(scheme#vector (scheme#values))', but received 
zero results
 
 Warning: in local procedure `r-cond-branch-value-count-mismatch',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
@@ -97,7 +99,7 @@ Warning: in local procedure `variable',
   in local procedure `r-invalid-called-procedure-type',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:50) in procedure call to `m#foo2', 
expected a value of type `(procedure (*) *)' but was given a value of type 
`boolean'
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `m#foo2', 
expected a value of type `(procedure (*) *)' but was given a value of type 
`boolean'
 
 Warning: in local procedure `non-variable',
   in local procedure `r-invalid-called-procedure-type',
@@ -108,17 +110,17 @@ Warning: in local procedure `non-variable',
 Note: in local procedure `r-pred-call-always-true',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:52) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and 
will always return true
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and 
will always return true
 
 Note: in local procedure `r-pred-call-always-false',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:53) in procedure call to 
`scheme#symbol?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and 
will always return false
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#symbol?', the predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and 
will always return false
 
 Note: in local procedure `r-cond-test-always-true',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:54) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `fixnum' which is always true:
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) expected a value of type boolean 
in conditional, but was given a value of type `fixnum' which is always true:
 
 (if (scheme#length '()) 1 (##core#undefined))
 
@@ -233,29 +235,29 @@ Warning: in local procedure 
`too-many-values-for-assignment',
 Warning: in local procedure `append-invalid-arg',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:80) in procedure call to 
`scheme#append', argument #1 is of type fixnum but expected a proper list
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#append', argument #1 is of type fixnum but expected a proper list
 
 Warning: in local procedure `list-ref-negative-index',
   in local procedure `vector-list-out-of-range',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:82) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list-ref', index -1 is negative, which is never valid
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list-ref', index -1 is negative, which is never valid
 
 Warning: in local procedure `list-ref-out-of-range',
   in local procedure `vector-list-out-of-range',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:83) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list-ref', index 1 out of range for proper list of length 0
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#list-ref', index 1 out of range for proper list of length 0
 
 Warning: in local procedure `vector-ref-out-of-range',
   in local procedure `vector-list-out-of-range',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:84) in procedure call to 
`scheme#vector-ref', index -1 out of range for vector of length 0
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) in procedure call to 
`scheme#vector-ref', index -1 out of range for vector of length 0
 
 Error: in local procedure `fail-compiler-typecase',
   in local procedure `local-bar',
   in toplevel procedure `m#toplevel-foo':
-  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:86) no clause applies in 
`compiler-typecase' for expression of type `fixnum':
+  (test-scrutinizer-message-format.scm:XXX) no clause applies in 
`compiler-typecase' for expression of type `fixnum':
     symbol
     list
diff --git a/tests/scrutiny-2.expected b/tests/scrutiny-2.expected
index 9058276..79c7ad5 100644
--- a/tests/scrutiny-2.expected
+++ b/tests/scrutiny-2.expected
@@ -1,66 +1,68 @@
+;; numbers replaced with XXX by redact-gensyms.scm
+;; prefixes: (tmp g scm:)
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:20) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `pair' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `pair' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:20) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:20) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:20) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:20) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#pair?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:21) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:21) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:21) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:21) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:22) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:22) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:22) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `pair' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `pair' and will always return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:22) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:22) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the predicate 
is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#null?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:23) in procedure call to `chicken.base#fixnum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#fixnum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:23) in procedure call to `chicken.base#fixnum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return 
false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#fixnum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:25) in procedure call to `chicken.base#flonum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#flonum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:25) in procedure call to `chicken.base#flonum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#flonum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:27) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:27) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `float' and will always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:27) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `number' and will always return 
true
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `number' and will always return 
true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:27) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests-2.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#number?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `null' and will always return false
diff --git a/tests/scrutiny.expected b/tests/scrutiny.expected
index e445ebb..0bc6a8d 100644
--- a/tests/scrutiny.expected
+++ b/tests/scrutiny.expected
@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
+;; numbers replaced with XXX by redact-gensyms.scm
+;; prefixes: (tmp g scm:)
 
-Warning: (scrutiny-tests.scm:31) - assignment to imported value binding `car'
+Warning: (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) - assignment to imported value binding `car'
 
 Note: in local procedure `c',
   in local procedure `b',
@@ -19,34 +21,34 @@ Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo':
 (if x (scheme#values 1 2) (scheme#values 1 2 (scheme#+ (scheme#+ ...))))
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:19) in procedure call to `bar', expected argument #2 of 
type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `bar', expected argument #2 of 
type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:21) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', expected 1 
argument but was given 0 arguments
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', expected 1 
argument but was given 0 arguments
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:23) expected a single result in argument #1 of procedure 
call `(chicken.base#print (scheme#values 1 2))', but received 2 results
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) expected a single result in argument #1 of 
procedure call `(chicken.base#print (scheme#values 1 2))', but received 2 
results
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:24) expected a single result in argument #1 of procedure 
call `(chicken.base#print (scheme#values))', but received zero results
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) expected a single result in argument #1 of 
procedure call `(chicken.base#print (scheme#values))', but received zero results
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:27) in procedure call to `x', expected a value of type 
`(procedure () *)' but was given a value of type `fixnum'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `x', expected a value of type 
`(procedure () *)' but was given a value of type `fixnum'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:29) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:29) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#2 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#2 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
   assignment of value of type `fixnum' to toplevel variable `scheme#car' does 
not match declared type `(forall (a335) (procedure scheme#car ((pair a335 *)) 
a335))'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  expected a single result in `let' binding of `g19', but received 2 results
+  expected a single result in `let' binding of `gXXX', but received 2 results
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  in procedure call to `g19', expected a value of type `(procedure () *)' but 
was given a value of type `fixnum'
+  in procedure call to `gXXX', expected a value of type `(procedure () *)' but 
was given a value of type `fixnum'
 
 Note: in toplevel procedure `foo':
   expected a value of type boolean in conditional, but was given a value of 
type `(procedure bar () *)' which is always true:
@@ -54,34 +56,34 @@ Note: in toplevel procedure `foo':
 (if bar 3 (##core#undefined))
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:58) in procedure call to `scheme#string-append', 
expected argument #1 of type `string' but was given an argument of type `number'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string-append', 
expected argument #1 of type `string' but was given an argument of type `number'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:66) in procedure call to `foo3', expected argument #1 of 
type `string' but was given an argument of type `fixnum'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `foo3', expected argument #1 
of type `string' but was given an argument of type `fixnum'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo4':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:71) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo5':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:77) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo6':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:83) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:90) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:104) in procedure call to `foo9', expected argument #1 
of type `string' but was given an argument of type `number'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `foo9', expected argument #1 
of type `string' but was given an argument of type `number'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:105) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
 
 Note: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
   expression returns a result of type `string' but is declared to return 
`pair', which is not compatible
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:109) in procedure call to `scheme#string-append', 
expected argument #1 of type `string' but was given an argument of type `pair'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string-append', 
expected argument #1 of type `string' but was given an argument of type `pair'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
   expression returns 2 values but is declared to have a single result
@@ -90,10 +92,10 @@ Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
   expression returns zero values but is declared to have a single result of 
type `*'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo10':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:112) in procedure call to `scheme#*', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#*', expected argument 
#1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `string'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `foo#blabla':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:137) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#2 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#+', expected argument 
#2 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
   use of deprecated `deprecated-procedure'
@@ -102,114 +104,114 @@ Warning: at toplevel:
   use of deprecated `another-deprecated-procedure' - consider 
`replacement-procedure'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:168) in procedure call to `apply1', expected argument #2 
of type `(list-of number)' but was given an argument of type `(list symbol 
fixnum fixnum)'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `apply1', expected argument #2 
of type `(list-of number)' but was given an argument of type `(list symbol 
fixnum fixnum)'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:169) in procedure call to `apply1', expected argument #2 
of type `(list-of number)' but was given an argument of type `(list symbol 
fixnum fixnum)'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `apply1', expected argument #2 
of type `(list-of number)' but was given an argument of type `(list symbol 
fixnum fixnum)'
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:182) in procedure call to `chicken.base#fixnum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
true
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#fixnum?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:190) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(or char string)' and will always 
return false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(or char string)' and will always 
return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:191) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(not (or char string))' and will 
always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(not (or char string))' and will 
always return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:194) in procedure call to `char-or-string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `char-or-string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:195) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(or char string)' and will always 
return false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(or char string)' and will always 
return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:196) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `fixnum' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:200) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `char' and will always return false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `char' and will always return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:201) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `symbol' and will always return 
false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `symbol' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:205) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(or char string)' and will always 
return false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#symbol?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `(or char string)' and will always 
return false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:206) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `symbol' and will always return 
false
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `symbol' and will always return 
false
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:210) in procedure call to `f', expected argument #1 of 
type `pair' but was given an argument of type `null'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `f', expected argument #1 of 
type `pair' but was given an argument of type `null'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:212) in procedure call to `f', expected argument #1 of 
type `null' but was given an argument of type `(list fixnum)'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `f', expected argument #1 of 
type `null' but was given an argument of type `(list fixnum)'
 
 Warning: at toplevel:
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:214) in procedure call to `f', expected argument #1 of 
type `list' but was given an argument of type `(pair fixnum fixnum)'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `f', expected argument #1 of 
type `list' but was given an argument of type `(pair fixnum fixnum)'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-ref-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:220) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', index -1 
out of range for vector of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', index -1 
out of range for vector of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-ref-warn2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:222) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', index 3 
out of range for vector of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', index 3 
out of range for vector of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-ref-warn3':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:223) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', index 4 
out of range for vector of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', index 4 
out of range for vector of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-ref-standard-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:226) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-set!-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:227) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', index -1 
out of range for vector of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', index -1 
out of range for vector of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-set!-warn2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:228) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', index 3 
out of range for vector of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', index 3 
out of range for vector of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-set!-warn3':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:229) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', index 4 
out of range for vector of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', index 4 
out of range for vector of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `vector-set!-standard-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:232) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#vector-set!', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:238) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index -1 is 
negative, which is never valid
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index -1 is 
negative, which is never valid
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-warn2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:241) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index -1 is 
negative, which is never valid
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index -1 is 
negative, which is never valid
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-warn3':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:244) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index -1 is 
negative, which is never valid
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index -1 is 
negative, which is never valid
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-warn4':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:246) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index 3 out 
of range for proper list of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index 3 out 
of range for proper list of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-warn5':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:252) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index 4 out 
of range for proper list of length 3
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', index 4 out 
of range for proper list of length 3
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-standard-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:281) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-standard-warn2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:282) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-standard-warn3':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:284) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-standard-warn4':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:285) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#list-ref', expected 
argument #2 of type `fixnum' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-type-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:289) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-type-warn2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:291) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `list-ref-type-warn3':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:295) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `append-result-type-warn1':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:307) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: in toplevel procedure `append-result-type-warn2':
-  (scrutiny-tests.scm:312) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
+  (scrutiny-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `chicken.base#add1', expected 
argument #1 of type `number' but was given an argument of type `symbol'
 
 Warning: redefinition of standard binding: scheme#car
diff --git a/tests/specialization.expected b/tests/specialization.expected
index fed76b6..eff536e 100644
--- a/tests/specialization.expected
+++ b/tests/specialization.expected
@@ -1,32 +1,34 @@
+;; numbers replaced with XXX by redact-gensyms.scm
+;; prefixes: (tmp g scm:)
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:3) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `string' and will always return 
true
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `string' and will always return 
true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:3) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `true' which is always true:
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `true' which is always true:
 
 (if (scheme#string? a) 'ok 'no)
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:4) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `symbol' and will always return 
false
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#string?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `symbol' and will always return 
false
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:4) in conditional, test expression will always 
return false:
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) in conditional, test expression will always 
return false:
 
 (if (scheme#string? a) 'ok 'no)
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:10) in procedure call to `scheme#input-port?', the 
predicate is called with an argument of type `input/output-port' and will 
always return true
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#input-port?', 
the predicate is called with an argument of type `input/output-port' and will 
always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:10) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `true' which is always true:
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `true' which is always true:
 
 (if (scheme#input-port? p) 'ok 'no)
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:11) in procedure call to `scheme#output-port?', 
the predicate is called with an argument of type `input/output-port' and will 
always return true
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) in procedure call to `scheme#output-port?', 
the predicate is called with an argument of type `input/output-port' and will 
always return true
 
 Note: at toplevel:
-  (specialization-tests.scm:11) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `true' which is always true:
+  (specialization-tests.scm:XXX) expected a value of type boolean in 
conditional, but was given a value of type `true' which is always true:
 
 (if (scheme#output-port? p) 'ok 'no)
-- 
2.7.4


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