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Removing the "%" character from the name of the routine in the line
parser causes CTest to be unable to find a routine entry point that is
only named "%". Instead leave it during line parsing and handle routine
names ending in "%" explicitly when loading files.
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In commit 8ed03baa76 (gitattributes: prefer `eol=crlf` to `-crlf`,
2017-08-23) we left a few CRLF blobs in the repository. Some Git
versions get confused by text files with CRLF blobs. Convert them
to LF blobs. Use the `eol=crlf` attribute to tell Git to use CRLF
on checkout.
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The current file parser for a MUMPS routine uses a period "." as the
one of the signals that a line of MUMPS code is executable. This is not
a correct assumption. Add the period to the list of characters that CTest
will not consider the start of a line of code.
Update the test routine to have an entry point with code to match the scenario
mentioned above.
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Fix the MUMPS coverage parser:
* Account for tabs after entry points
* Stop double incrementing lines that have explicit calls to the 0 line
* If a line has been previously marked as non executable, but then
contains a count, increment it an extra one to push it back into
the executable code set.
Add a custom routine and corresponding coverage files in the test case.
This file is smaller and has cmcov/mcov files that have data for only
that routine.
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