| #! /bin/sh |
| |
| dir=`dirname $0` |
| |
| sed "s/^==//" | |
| |
| perl -p -e "s/ [0-9]{1,7}==//" | |
| |
| # Have to strip the header ourselves, because the timestamp means the |
| # default stripping doesn't work. |
| sed "/ Nulgrind.*$/ d" | |
| sed "/ Copyright.*$/ d" | |
| sed "/ Using Valgrind.*$/ d" | |
| sed "/ Command:.*$/ d" | |
| |
| $dir/filter_stderr | |
| |
| # At this point there are two lines left which look something like this: |
| # 00:00:00:00.000 |
| # 00:00:00:01.107 |
| # We replace the last 5 numbers to allow for a wide range of possible times. |
| # It's not a great test, but it will catch some breakage (eg. if the times |
| # don't start near 0, as happened in bug 200990, or if the space following |
| # the time is omitted, as happend in r10465). |
| # |
| perl -p -e "s/^00:00:00:\d\d\.\d\d\d $/00:00:00:XX:YYY/" |
| |
