Drop Util.set_ci_printing #180
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…d STM_thread Split STM into sub-libraries STM_base, STM_sequential, STM_domain, and STM_thread exposed by the qcheck-stm package. This removes systhreads as a dependency for STM_domain leaving only STM_thread to depend on threads. Update src/ tests accordingly, splitting src/neg_tests/ref_stm_tests into three files Co-authored-by: Samuel Hym <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jan Midtgaard <[email protected]>
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This PR eliminates
Util.set_ci_printingand thus fixes #144We achieve the same effect of increasing pause time between printed status lines by utilizing QCHECK_MSG_INTERVAL from the freshly released 0.20 version. For uniformity and simplicity's sake, we therefore require this version as the minimal requirement.
On purpose the PR is built on top of #88 to avoid later rebasing/merging hassle.
The two initial commits can therefore be ignored.