Couldn't get things compiling on Ubuntu 8.10 at all using the provided
install docs (problems with xenomai dependancy), but have managed to get
compiling under cygwin. However I can't run the tests,
Is there something missing from the instructions?? Am I being thick?? The
makefile does not even declare a "make check".... Yet all the
documentation refers to it, both native linux and cygwin docs..
user@winbox ~/orocos-rtt/build
$ make help
The following are some of the valid targets for this Makefile:
... all (the default if no target is provided)
... clean
... depend
... docapi
... docs
... edit_cache
... install
... install/local
... install/strip
... list_install_components
... rebuild_cache
... uninstall
... orocos-rtt-dynamic_gnulinux
... dochtml
... docpdf
... docpng
... message
user@winbox ~/orocos-rtt/build
$ make check
make: *** No rule to make target `check'. Stop.
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Problems running tests.
On Monday 02 February 2009 17:07:47 markgillespie [..] ... wrote:
> Couldn't get things compiling on Ubuntu 8.10 at all using the provided
> install docs (problems with xenomai dependancy), but have managed to get
> compiling under cygwin. However I can't run the tests,
>
> Is there something missing from the instructions?? Am I being thick?? The
> makefile does not even declare a "make check".... Yet all the
> documentation refers to it, both native linux and cygwin docs..
It's driving me bim-bam. First 'ENABLE_TESTS' was default 'ON', but then users
complained that the cmake aborted with an error that it couldn't find
'cppunit'. So I defaulted it to 'OFF' (which I didn't document 8-]), now
people complain they can't run the unit tests.
Maybe we should always enable the tests but put a warning/error in 'make
check' when cppunit was not installed, such that users get a clue, but those
that don't care aren't bothered.
Peter
Problems running tests.
Are you sure that tests were enabled (run ccmake to see) and that cppunit was found? Without cppunit, it quietly turns the tests off.
S
On Monday, February 02, 2009, at 11:07AM, <markgillespie [..] ...> wrote:
>
>Couldn't get things compiling on Ubuntu 8.10 at all using the provided
>install docs (problems with xenomai dependancy), but have managed to get
>compiling under cygwin. However I can't run the tests,
>
>Is there something missing from the instructions?? Am I being thick?? The
>makefile does not even declare a "make check".... Yet all the
>documentation refers to it, both native linux and cygwin docs..
>
>
>user@winbox ~/orocos-rtt/build
>$ make help
>The following are some of the valid targets for this Makefile:
>... all (the default if no target is provided)
>... clean
>... depend
>... docapi
>... docs
>... edit_cache
>... install
>... install/local
>... install/strip
>... list_install_components
>... rebuild_cache
>... uninstall
>... orocos-rtt-dynamic_gnulinux
>... dochtml
>... docpdf
>... docpng
>... message
>
>user@winbox ~/orocos-rtt/build
>$ make check
>make: *** No rule to make target `check'. Stop.
>
>
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Problems running tests.
Tests were off (l had not switched them off, so it seems they default to
off). Perhaps the documentation should mention this... :-)
S Roderick
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Re: [Orocos-users] Problems running
tests.
Are you sure that tests were enabled (run ccmake to see) and that cppunit
was found? Without cppunit, it quietly turns the tests off.
S
On Monday, February 02, 2009, at 11:07AM, <markgillespie [..] ...> wrote:
>
>Couldn't get things compiling on Ubuntu 8.10 at all using the provided
>install docs (problems with xenomai dependancy), but have managed to get
>compiling under cygwin. However I can't run the tests,
>
>Is there something missing from the instructions?? Am I being thick??
The
>makefile does not even declare a "make check".... Yet all the
>documentation refers to it, both native linux and cygwin docs..
>
>
>user@winbox ~/orocos-rtt/build
>$ make help
>The following are some of the valid targets for this Makefile:
>... all (the default if no target is provided)
>... clean
>... depend
>... docapi
>... docs
>... edit_cache
>... install
>... install/local
>... install/strip
>... list_install_components
>... rebuild_cache
>... uninstall
>... orocos-rtt-dynamic_gnulinux
>... dochtml
>... docpdf
>... docpng
>... message
>
>user@winbox ~/orocos-rtt/build
>$ make check
>make: *** No rule to make target `check'. Stop.
>
>
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