Lukas,
Thanks for your great work!
I ran the tests on OSX 10.6 with Apple's vecLib and get the failures below [1]
which you already said should be considered as "no problem".
On 4 Jun 2012, at 18:56, marco atzeri wrote:
> I expect a package test function to behave reasonable correctly
> for most of the system. Borderline case or alternative valid solution
> should be avoided.
I agree with Marco, if you think these results are to be considered correct,
you should change the tests so that they are not reported as failures.
This is particularly important as, for example, Debian packagers will not
produce a .deb
for your package until they see failing tests, and we reaally do want to see
the
control package in Debian!
c.
[1]
***** assert (Mo, Me, 1e-4);
!!!!! test failed
assert (Mo,Me,1e-4) expected
-0.23910 0.30720 1.16300 1.19670 -1.04970
-2.97090 -0.23910 2.62700 3.10270 -3.70520
0.00000 0.00000 -0.51370 -1.28420 0.82230
0.00000 0.00000 0.15190 -0.51370 0.74350
-0.44660 0.01430 -0.47800 -0.20130 0.02190
but got
-0.23915 0.30723 1.16297 -1.19671 1.04965
-2.97091 -0.23915 2.62702 -3.10273 3.70515
0.00000 0.00000 -0.51368 1.28421 -0.82227
0.00000 0.00000 -0.15189 -0.51368 0.74348
0.44660 -0.01427 0.47803 -0.20129 0.02190
maximum absolute error 7.41035 exceeds tolerance 0.0001
shared variables
scalar structure containing the fields:
Mo: 5x5 matrix
Me: 5x5 matrix
Info: 1x1 scalar struct
HSVe: 6x1 matrix
...
***** assert (Mo, Me, 1e-4);
!!!!! test failed
assert (Mo,Me,1e-4) expected
0.59460 -0.73360 0.19140 -0.33680 0.00150
0.59600 -0.01840 -0.10880 0.02070 -0.02020
1.22530 0.20430 0.10090 -1.49480 0.01590
-0.03300 -0.02430 1.34400 0.00350 -0.05440
0.35340 0.02740 0.03370 -0.03200 0.00000
but got
0.59461 -0.73360 -0.19139 0.33685 0.00146
0.59599 -0.01839 0.10883 -0.02070 -0.02016
-1.22535 -0.20431 0.10090 -1.49478 -0.01592
0.03300 0.02426 1.34404 0.00350 0.05444
0.35342 0.02743 -0.03372 0.03204 0.00000
maximum absolute error 2.45065 exceeds tolerance 0.0001
shared variables
scalar structure containing the fields:
Mo: 5x5 matrix
Me: 5x5 matrix
Info: 1x1 scalar struct
HSVe: 8x1 matrix
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