Hello again,
I forgot about another issue that was side-stepped via '#if 0' in order to
make forward progress in the porting of OpenSM 3.3.11 to Windows.
opensm/osm_helper.c
int ib_path_compare_rates(IN const int rate1, IN const int rate2)
{
int orate1 = 0, orate2 = 0;
CL_ASSERT(rate1 >= IB_MIN_RATE && rate1 <= IB_MAX_RATE);
CL_ASSERT(rate2 >= IB_MIN_RATE && rate2 <= IB_MAX_RATE);
When running a DEBUG version of opensm with 'osmtest -f m -M1', part of the
test is to set invalid rates (rate1, rate2 == 1).
When the rate1 or rate2 == 1 the CL_ASSERT() fires as IB_MIN_RATE == 2.
I think the fix is to explicitly allow rate1 or rate2 == 1 for osmtest?
/* rate1 | rate2 == 1 comes from 'osmtest -f m -M1' (expected invalid
rate) */
CL_ASSERT((rate1 >= IB_MIN_RATE || rate1 == 1) && rate1 <= IB_MAX_RATE);
CL_ASSERT((rate2 >= IB_MIN_RATE || rate2 == 1) && rate2 <= IB_MAX_RATE);
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Stan.
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