Dear Pearl Louis,
That seems to me not a bug in the libraries, but a result of optimization by the compiler unforseen in the test suite. I'm almost certain that you can safely ignore this failed test.
Meanwhile I would like to ask you to help us for solving this failure. Could you run the test by hand and see the output? I.e.,
$ cd test/fixed_capacity $ ./test_vector
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Best regards, Synge Todo
From: Pearl Louis louis@sci.osaka-cu.ac.jp Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 17:07:01 +0900
Hi all
I am a new user to ALPS. Unfortunately I am running into some difficulties with "make tests" for the libraries. Basically one of the tests is failing:
[fixed_capacity] ./fixed_capacity_vector | diff fixed_capacity_vector.output - PASS: fixed_capacity/fixed_capacity_vector [fixed_capacity] ./test_deque | diff test_deque.output - PASS: fixed_capacity/test_deque [fixed_capacity] ./test_vector | diff test_vector.output - 1d0 < Test done successfully. FAIL: fixed_capacity/test_vector
The other 39 seem to pass well enough though :)
I am using:
Alps 1.2.2 gcc 3.3.5 on Linux lp_solve 4.0 boost 1_32 (I run into compile problems with 1_33_1) Opteron
I am just testing ALPS right now so I have compiled it without support for MPI and hdf5.
Is it OK to ignore this failed test? If not is there anything I can do e.g. compile options to get the test to past?
Thanks very much for your help and for ALPS!
Pearl Louis