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2015-10-21
2015-10-26
  • Kaushal Billore

    Kaushal Billore - 2015-10-21

    Dear AceUnit,

    We have downloaded source (aceunit-0.3.2-src.tar) but after extraction found that no AceUnit.jar in /src/java. So, we have downloaded AceUnit-0.12.0.jar independently and used as per the provided inputs in makefile.

    After executing default sortTest example we have found that Test program crashed which is due to segmentation fault.

    Please help to revert back about this issue.

    Thanks!

     

    Last edit: Kaushal Billore 2015-10-21
  • Kaushal Billore

    Kaushal Billore - 2015-10-26

    Dear AceUnit,

    Please help to reply on above metioned query. Its Urgent.

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    Thanks
    Kaushal

     
    • Christian Hujer

      Christian Hujer - 2015-10-26

      Hello Kaushal,

      here is a bit of information that hopefully solves the issues for you.

      • It is normal that the source code does not contain any binaries. You can build the binaries, including the AceUnit.jar, from the source code.
      • aceunit-0.3.2 is unsupported because it is an old version. Please use the latest version.
      • Also, the version needs to be consistent. The generator of AceUnit-0.12.0 will not work with aceunit-0.3.2. Please consistently use the same version, i.e. 0.12.0.
      • For error reports, please include detailed information: What OS do you use, what compiler do you use etc.. Also, a paste of the terminal window contents or log is useful. That can reduce the number of loops we have to take in order to solve your problem.

      I hope this helps and after updating you can run the demos and tests. If you still can't, please provide information like OS, compiler and contents of the terminal window.

      The very latest version of AceUnit is currently hosted on Github: https://github.com/christianhujer/aceunit it has more features and should be more convenient to use, although support for some exotic compilers like C51, C251, C166 is currently not tested. But it should work perfectly well with GCC, armcc and clang. Practically, there's currently a segfault on clang which will probably be removed by next week.

      In case you're working on a commercial project and require paid immediate support to urgently get AceUnit running in your project, or if you need professional support in evaluating AceUnit, you can contact the Pune based company Nelkinda Software Craft Pvt Ltd http://christian1.nelkinda.com/products/aceunit/

       

      Last edit: Christian Hujer 2015-10-26

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