[Ktechlab-devel] Merge the matrix tested code?

[Julian Bäume]

On Saturday 27 February 2010 23:55:38 Zoltan Padrah wrote:
> 2010/2/23 Julian Bäume <julian at svg4all.de>
> 
> > On Saturday 20 February 2010 20:49:11 P Zoltan wrote:
> > >   The next thing i wanted to do is to merge the testing code in the
> > >   kde4
> > > 
> > > port tree. I have to learn more abot git to know how to do it; if
> > > anyone wants to do this, I'd happily copy the merged tree, and work on
> > > that.
> > 
> > done that. I also removed the Eigen sources and added everything to the
> > CMakeLists.txt that is necessary to find the eigen headers. This was a
> > little
> > more git work, than just merging, since I also did a rebase, so the Eigen
> > sources even don't show up in the history.
> 
>   Those junk-related commits could be also deleted (by mistake i've
> comitted the build binaries in the repository, then deleted it).
I thought about cleaning that up, too, but decided against it. This won't blow 
up the history to much.

>   Here is a problem: if cmake can't find eigen2, it still tries to build
> the tests, and fails. So a minor issue will turn to a build faliure. The
> tests should be only built when eigen2 is found.
Ah, I'm sorry about that. I just did a quick cleanup and integrated 
everything. I thought you'd do the rest ;P Anyway, I put a check around the 
mathtest, so it will only be built, if eigen2 is found. 

> > I also moved around your files a bit. You can find your test in
> > tests/math. For now, there seems to be no output (at least for me), I'm
> > not sure, what has
> > to be done to get it back.
> 
>   Here is a useful blog entry on this:
> 
> http://ktutorial.wordpress.com/2009/03/18/unit-testing-a-kde-4-library/
> 
>   So in the build directory, you need to run "ctest" to run the tests, and
> "ctest -V" or "ctest -VV" to see all the output. This verbose mode should
> be somehow integrated in the cmake files.
Great, that did the trick ;) I didn't know about this ctest binary, I just ran 
make test all the time. I think the ctest -V command is mostly useful to get 
some output if a test fails. If everything passes, it's okay to have no output 
at all.

bye then
julian
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