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From: Luigi B. <lui...@gm...> - 2006-05-16 14:30:30
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Hi Eugene, On 05/10/2006 02:15:15 PM, Eugene Shevkoplyas wrote: > 1. [Bug] I've got the error like "Tamas R Sashalmi" >=20 > Testing analytic Heston engine against Black formula... > quantlib/0.3.12/src/test-suite/hestonmodel.cpp(296): fatal error in > "HestonModelTest::testAnalyticVsBlack": failed to reproduce Black > price > calculated: 0.80067 > expected: 0.80067 > error: 1.071473e-007 This was already fixed in CVS. > 2. I use some extra compiler's options: -std=3Dgnu99 -pedantic -Wall > -ansi I see. I've been using the -pedantic -Wall -ansi flags, but not -std. > So I get many errors during compilation: >=20 > 2.1. C++ style comment in C sources. > In files ql/RandomNumbers/primitivepolynomials.[ch] > there are "// ... " comments used instead of "/* ... */". Fixed. > 2.2. Non ASCII symbols > Also in files ql/RandomNumbers/primitivepolynomials.[ch] > I've got many errors like this: > error: stray '\169' in program > It is because there are name in comment with strange symbol: > "Monte Carlo Methods in Finance" by Peter J?kel Hmm. I'd rather keep the correct name. Is there any directive I can add =20 to the file to disable the warning? Thanks, Luigi ---------------------------------------- The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all the parts. -- Paul Erlich |