Memory Testing Issue

I spent the day yesterday installing a new SSD (Solid State Drive).  After installing the OS (the same Linux Mint 13 KDE 64-bit) and transferring my previous configuration (home directory), the version of Mint 13's KDE was upgraded from version 4.8.5 to 4.10.5 using the Kubuntu backports repository.  Along with KDE 4.10.5 came a slightly new version of the Qt libraries (from 4.8.1 to 4.8.2) and CMake (2.8.7 to 2.8.9).  While the CMake change had no effect, the new Qt libraries caused the memory tests to fail.

The reason for the failures was due to the error suppression file containing specific references to Qt 4.8.1, which obviously didn't match the errors produced when using Qt 4.8.2.  Changing all the "4.8.1" string to "4.8.2" allowed the memory test to pass.  Instead of having separate suppression files for each version of Qt, the suppression file was changed to a CMake configure input file where CMake fills in the current Qt version.

Testing this change with an installed version of Qt 4.8.4 (Qt 4.8.5. is now the latest version of the Qt 4.8 series) did not work because of two issues.  The first was that this version of Qt was located in a different path.  The suppression input file was modified to also get the directory of Qt filled in by CMake.  The second was that Qt 4.8.4 produced a few additional memory errors.  These errors were added to the suppression input file and do not cause any issues when testing with Qt 4.8.2.

In addition to these changes, a temporary regtestn script was added, similar to memtestn, that tests the expression tests and the translator tests that are working with the new translator routines.  A temporary batch file regtestn.bat was also added, however, because of the limitations of DOS batch files, it couldn't easily be restricted to only test the first five translator tests.

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