On 06/20/2012 03:26 PM, Luis Ibanez wrote:
Status Update:
1) The execution permissions problem has been solved.
(it was due to a problem with LD_LIBRARY_PATH
and fakeroot). Brad fixed it here:
https://github.com/luisibanez/fis-gtm/commit/8dde79ed64efebc53e4ac2dbd6c4ed0c394e5286
2) The installed files now do not have any internal references
to the destdir directory. (which is good news !)
3) We are now tracking a problem with GTMHELP.o GTMHLPD.o
The "configure" script compiles them, but the it deletes them,
and that prevents the help from working.
[KSB] On the 64-bit platform, configure should use ld to put them in the
shared library $gtm_dist/libgtmutil.so and then delete the .o files.
$gtmroutines should end in $gtm_dist/libgtmutil.so to find these files.
On the 32-bit platform, no shared library should be built, the .o files
should remain in $gtm_dist, and $gtmroutines should end in $gtm_dist.
4) As far as testing goes, after installing the Debian package,
we managed to run: helloworld.m and fibonacci.m but
have trouble running threee1nf.m.
We created the local database using the installed gtm,
but then, when running threeen1f.m, the program starts
and doesn't quit in the usual 30 seconds, but instead
continues running.
[KSB] Did you source the gdedefaults file with GDE when you created the
database, or did you just exit from GDE and use its default values? If
the latter, the values for database key and record size may not be large
enough for threeen1f. In this case, the child processes probably errored
out leaving the parent processing waiting for ever (it's a demo/test
program, not production grade application code). Check for non-empty
*.mjo and *.mje files, which are the stdout/stderr of the child processes.
Regards
-- Bhaskar
We will need help from
Amul and Bhaskar to figure out items (3) and (4).... :-)
Luis
--
GT.M - Rock solid. Lightning fast. Secure. No compromises.
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