Dear Synge,
I dumped the output to file but it's 2.3MB so I won't post it to the mailing list. Would you like me to send it to you directly?
The results of using #define VERBOSE are quite interesting. Not only does it output a whole lot of data as expected but for some reason test_vector starts working! From the end of the output:
[quote] 9997 insert sequence (0.587807,0.587807,0.587807) (0.299336,0.299336,0.299336) (0.126336,0.126336,0.126336) (0.148921,0.148921,0.148921) (0.621902,0.621902,0.621902) (0.356793,0.356793,0.356793) (0.12183,0.12183,0.12183) (0.847102,0.847102,0.847102) (0.154197,0.154197,0.154197) (0.528198,0.528198,0.528198) (0.386415,0.386415,0.386415) (0.653625,0.653625,0.653625) (0.35809,0.35809,0.35809) (0.722514,0.722514,0.722514) (0.212357,0.212357,0.212357) 9998 clear
9999 erase 0 0
Test done successfully.[/quote]
Very strange results for a simple verbose option. If I remove the #define VERBOSE and recompile, test_vector fails again.
Thanks, Pearl
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Subject: Re: [ALPS-users] Fwd: Re: Alps 1.2.2: make tests fails on fixed_capacity/test_vector Date: Wed October 11 2006 11:25 am From: Synge Todo wistaria@comp-phys.org To: louis@sci.osaka-cu.ac.jp Cc: comp-phys-alps-users@phys.ethz.ch
Dear Pearl,
From: Pearl Louis louis@sci.osaka-cu.ac.jp Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 10:52:32 +0900
I ran the test by hand and unfortunately I am not able to tell you much because the only output was "Aborted".
Mmm... Then, could you add the following line at the very beginning of test/fixed_capacity/test_vector.C
#define VORBOSE
and compile and run it again?
cd test/fixed_capacity make test_vector ./test_vector
Thank you again for you cooperation.
Best, Synge
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