Re: [Teem-users] teem-users Digest, Vol 23, Issue 5

[Gordon K. <gk...@bw...>]

hi-

Right.  It would be fun if CTest could be coerced into doing that.

In the mean time, I think the absence of CTests is more of a problem  
than the absence of a nightly build.

I know I've said repeatedly that this is something I could work on,  
but, if someone where to add a test (e.g., "does nrrdSanity return  
0?  good") then it would be all I'd need to start making more tests.

However, while we're talking about it, pretty soon I'd need some  
other programs for doing testing, since I'm not sure I can trust unu  
scripts with multiple pipings to work on all platforms (right?).  I  
don't yet know where these test programs go, where their temp files  
go, etc.

whine whine whine.  If anyone wants to do any work towards creating  
more ctests for teem, I'd be grateful...

Gordon

On Oct 30, 2008, at 11:50 PM, James Bigler wrote:

> Sourceforge might be able to help out with this, but it would  
> require some investigation.  I don't believe there is anything with  
> the cmake testing framework that facilitates this, so whatever  
> solution we implement we will have to roll ourselves.  There might  
> be a way to get CTest to upload the tar ball as a test or special  
> make target and could become part of the cron job that checks out  
> the code and runs the dashboard.
>
> James
>
> On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 5:05 PM, Gordon Kindlmann  
> <gk...@bw...> wrote:
> blast from the past ...
>
> On Aug 12, 2008, at 6:37 PM, James Bigler wrote:
>
> > On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 8:46 AM, Daniel Ennis <db...@st...>
> > wrote:
> >> So, I ultimately used the "export TEEM_ZLIB=1" approach and
> >> everything
> >> appears to be fine.  Thanks all!
> >> I appreciate the updates that Gordon made, but for me, at least,
> >> they are
> >> still incomplete (sorry Gordon!).  I'm not a hacker, and my
> >> coding abilities are rather pedestrian compared to the average
> >> all-night-coder.  Perhaps, there should be more language so that
> >> non-hackers
> >> can still become users.  I would suggest including some of the
> >> original
> >> "make" directions (i.e. Download the teem distribution etc.) and  
> then
> >> directions on using CMake.  I still don't know what to do at the
> >> terminal!
> >> -Dan-
> >
> > Would an installable nightly help this issue at all?  I'm not sure
> > what that would entail, but it might be a compromise between  
> using 1.9
> > and SVN HEAD.
>
> I think an installable nightly would be great- but how is it created,
> and for which platforms?  I love the idea of it.
>
> Gordon
>
>
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