BIND 10 #1880: limit core dumps in unittests

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#1880: limit core dumps in unittests
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                   Reporter:  jreed  |                 Owner:  muks
                       Type:         |                Status:  reviewing
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                   Priority:         |  Sprint-20120515
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  Unclassified                       |           Sub-Project:  Core
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Comment (by muks):

 Hi vorner

 Replying to [comment:8 vorner]:
 > There's an indentation problem (tabs used) in the `cantClose` test in
 `src/lib/server_common/tests/portconfig_unittest.cc`.

 Fixed. :)

 > Also, there's another problem. The `testutils` library is now compiled
 after some of the libraries that use it. I wasn't able to reorder the
 libraries in a way it would work, there seems to be a circular dependency
 (well, not really, the testutils is needed by `tests/` subdirectories, not
 the real libraries, but automake doesn't track inter-module dependencies
 :-(). Maybe, would it be possible to make the no-core function a header-
 only one?

 Oh yes. Nice catch.. testutils->asiolink->log->testutils. This worked for
 me as the deps were already built and I didn't try a clean make. I guess
 the header-only function is what we should do.. the other option is to
 have a libtestutils2 which won't look so good. :)

 I've updated the code to go into the header.

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