Joachim Geiger wrote:
Sorry for the delay. You didn't scare me away, but I was trying to see
what might be special about the machines I have access to and about
their setup.
So a first result:
There are two machines, one with AIX-5.1 which has due to compatibility
reasons the AIX-compilers of version 6. On this machine I tested the
binary and it didn't work, certainly because of the old libraries. The
other is with AIX-5.3 and has compilers of version 8.
Yea, IBM gave us access to a bunch of machines, but they removed all the
5.1 machines. We used to create the binaries on the 5.1 so it would
work on the older machines...
I checked out the cvs-version yesterday (cmake-2.7.20080326). This
compiled on the newer without problems. However, running the test
resulted in 3 failures:
97% tests passed, 3 tests failed out of 90
The following tests FAILED:
56 - SimpleInstall-Stage2 (Failed)
84 - BootstrapTest (Failed)
85 - Fortran (Failed)
Errors while running CTest
If the machine has internet. You could do make Experimental in the
build tree, and the test results will be sent to the dashboard, and I
can have a look.
If not, you can run this in the build tree:
ctest -VV -R SimpleInstall-Stage2
ctest -VV -R BootstrapTest
ctest -VV -R Fortran
That will produce more verbose output to see why the tests are failing.
I don't know what caused the failures or where to look for it. On the
older implementation the compilation failed at a rather early stage. I
put in the first three errors as an indication:
"/afs/ipp/home/g/geiger/cmake-2.7.20080326/Source/kwsys/testAutoPtr.cxx",
line 119.53: 1540-0295 (S) A parameter of type "cmsys::auto_ptr<A>"
cannot be initialized with an rvalue of type "cmsys::auto_ptr<A>".
"/afs/ipp/home/g/geiger/cmake-2.7.20080326/Source/kwsys/testAutoPtr.cxx",
line 119.53: 1540-0218 (I) The call does not match any parameter list
for "auto_ptr<A>::auto_ptr<A>".
"/afs/ipp/home/g/geiger/build_cmake-2.7_rsaix51/Source/cmsys/auto_ptr.hxx",
line 81.3: 1540-1283 (I) "cmsys::auto_ptr<struct
A>::auto_ptr(auto_ptr<A> &)" is not a viable candidate.
You must be using an older compiler than the one we have...
-Bill
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