I'm not an expert in CMake, but I believe you're supposed to give it a
path to the source tree, and it will create the build tree in the
current directory. That seems to be what happened to you...
The output you sent me in the testcode directory looks correct. There
are some valgrind issues which I'll need to look at in detail to make
sure it's not my code that caused the complaints. You will notice that
it has some specific IP addresses in the test code that would be better
if they were configurable.
In general, I choose the most strict options for verifying things - and
valgrind is no exception. This means that in the case of glib that some
of the ways it uses memory make valgrind complain - and I have to mask
those complaints. And with different releases of glib, there are
slightly different complaints due to changes in implementation.
Glancing quickly at the valgrind complaints you sent, they look pretty
typical of the kinds of things I've seen with glib in the past. I'll
look at them in more detail to make sure. I'll also attempt to write
new ignore rules for those things I understand.
On 10/16/2012 11:58 PM, Peter Sørensen wrote:
> Hi Allan,
>
> Downloaded new source and did:
>
> Cmake ./assimilation
> Make
> Make install
>
> And this went OK . No problems.
>
> After this I have several directories and this is a bit confusing.
>
> I have source tree in: /home/maspsr/assimilation
> And also:
>
> /home/maspsr/cma
> /home/maspsr/testcode
> /home/maspsr/sever....
>
> I started testing by:
>
> Cd /home/maspsr/testcode; sh /home/maspsr/assimilation/testcode/grind.sh
>
> That ran - not quite sure of the output. I'll send this in a separate email
> to you.
>
> Then
> Cd /home/maspsr/assimilation/cma
>
> And
>
> Testify tests/
>
> This came up with an error; while loading libpng14.so.14 , Probably some
> broken link. I'll look into that.
>
> Regards
>
> Peter
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