comparison libtests/0029/prog1.c @ 423:b09d2eb1a2b2 api-inversion

Cheap hackery abounds.

Include an accumulator into the query_loop chain.  Somewhat
surprisingly, very few tests fail, and those that do are due to
over-specific reporting requirements in the case of ties, so rewrite
those tests to be more permissive.

There are probably codepaths which ignore the accumulator completely;
they will still work, because the accumulator will return zero points
when it is asked to ->get_points().

     audiodb_query(mydbp,&myadbquery,&myadbqueryresult);
     size=myadbqueryresult.sizeRlist;
 
     /* check the test values */
     if (size != 1) {returnval = -1;};
-    if (testoneresult(&myadbqueryresult,0,"testfeature",1,0,0)) {returnval = -1;};
+    if (testoneresult(&myadbqueryresult,0,"testfeature",1,0,0) &&
+        testoneresult(&myadbqueryresult,0,"testfeature",1,0,2)) {
+      returnval = -1;
+    };
 
 
 //${AUDIODB} -d testdb -Q sequence -l 2 -f testquery -w testquerypower --absolute-threshold=-0.8 -p 1 > testoutput
 //cat /dev/null > test-expected-output
 //cmp testoutput test-expected-output

     audiodb_query(mydbp,&myadbquery,&myadbqueryresult);
     size=myadbqueryresult.sizeRlist;
 
     /* check the test values */
     if (size != 1) {returnval = -1;};
-    if (testoneresult(&myadbqueryresult,0,"testfeature",1,0,0)) {returnval = -1;};
+    if (testoneresult(&myadbqueryresult,0,"testfeature",1,0,0) &&
+        testoneresult(&myadbqueryresult,0,"testfeature",1,0,2)) {
+      returnval = -1;
+    };
 
 
 
 ////    returnval=-1;
     printf("returnval:%d\n",returnval);