#317 broken tests with 32bit windows build and recently updated buildtools 2022 installation

[Andre Maute]

I have just yesterday updated my buildtools 2022 installation for my windocker images

For completeness, the 32bit oriented containers still use the outdated cmake installer 'cmake-3.24.3-windows-i386.msi' and outdated git installer 'Git-2.39.1-32-bit.exe'.
But I doubt this should be relevant here.

I use the attached batch file for one-line building and testing the upstream repo.
here is the relevant snippet from my gitlab-ci.yml

  variables:
    CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: Release
    CMAKE_ARGS: '-A Win32'
    ZINT_REPOSITORY: https://github.com/zint/zint.git
  script:
    - cmd.exe /c zint-test.bat

I see broken tests for aztec and tif. The tests do NOT fail for the 'Debug' build.

[Andre Maute]

the used batch file for building and testing

Best Regards
Andre

[Git Lost]

Thanks Andre, will get back to you shortly on this, regards, Martin

[Git Lost]

As you probably guessed given our previous experience with the MSVC optimizer, it seems something about the inner top/right/bottom/left loops in az_populate_map() was causing it not to emit code for them (or at least emit code that didn't set the AztecMap array correctly - didn't do any real debugging - placing a printf() in any one of the loops made it work correctly for all!).

Anyway, after some semi-random fiddling got it to compile correctly eventually, so commit [3960df] should "fix" it for now. Let us know how you get on, thanks & regards, Martin

[Andre Maute]

This ticket can be closed now.

Thank you very much for the quick fix.

Kind regards
Andre

On 5/27/24 04:31, Git Lost wrote:

As you probably guessed given our previous experience with the MSVC optimizer, it seems something about the inner top/right/bottom/left loops in az_populate_map() was causing it not to emit code for them (or at least emit code that didn't set the AztecMap array correctly - didn't do any real debugging - placing a printf() in any one of the loops made it work correctly for all!).

Anyway, after some semi-random fiddling got it to compile correctly eventually, so commit [3960df] should "fix" it for now. Let us know how you get on, thanks & regards, Martin

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[tickets:#317] broken tests with 32bit windows build and recently updated buildtools 2022 installation

Status: open
Milestone: 1.0
Created: Thu May 23, 2024 03:39 PM UTC by Andre Maute
Last Updated: Fri May 24, 2024 02:35 AM UTC
Owner: nobody
Attachments:

• LastTest.log (135.8 kB; text/x-log)

I have just yesterday updated my buildtools 2022 installation for my windocker images

For completeness, the 32bit oriented containers still use the outdated cmake installer 'cmake-3.24.3-windows-i386.msi' and outdated git installer 'Git-2.39.1-32-bit.exe'.
But I doubt this should be relevant here.

I use the attached batch file for one-line building and testing the upstream repo.
here is the relevant snippet from my gitlab-ci.yml
variables: CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: Release CMAKE_ARGS: '-A Win32' ZINT_REPOSITORY: https://github.com/zint/zint.git script: - cmd.exe /c zint-test.bat

I see broken tests for aztec and tif. The tests do NOT fail for the 'Debug' build.

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