Re: Testing MXE-Octave

[PhilipNienhuis]

PhilipNienhuis wrote
> Torsten wrote:
> :
> <snip>
> :
>> Other problems I noticed with the MXE build:
>> - using at least 30% of cpu time even when idle

Confirmed, on a quadcore CPU OctaveMXE (based on 3.7.1) uses around 21% CPU
time.


>> - only few fonts usable in the console due to wrong cursor positions

Yep, only Lucida Console font seems to work OK.

With all other fonts, lines get wrapped at ~60, ~40 or even ~20 chars

Underline cursor doesn't work (I only get a block cursor, + with many fonts
it is several tens of char positions to the right).

Cursor blinking doesn't work.


>> I think these problems are not specific to the MXE cross build but
>> generally to windows builds of the gui.

Well... the Octave GUI consistently crashes on exit (on Win7 64bit). That
didn't happen with the last MinGW build I made (~ 2 months ago).

Another issue (perhaps more for the bug tracker):
Editor doesn't work OK (also on Linux):
- Not yet coupled with EDITOR function
- Can't be made to pop up after "edit" command
- In debug mode, step etc buttons get greyed out after first click until the
next restart.


Other tests:

octave-cli.exe:1> pwd
ans = D:\Octave\octave-2013-01-16-21-20
octave-cli.exe:2> cd share/octave/3.7.1/m/testfun
octave-cli.exe:3> runtests
Processing files in .:

:
<snip>
  speed.m ................................................  ***** test
 [order, n, T_f1, T_f2] = speed ("airy (x)", "x = rand (n, 10)", [100,
1000]);
 assert (isstruct (order));
 assert (size (order), [1, 1]);
 assert (fieldnames (order), {"p"; "a"});
 assert (isnumeric (n));
 assert (length (n) > 10);
 assert (isnumeric (T_f1));
 assert (size (T_f1), size (n));
 assert (isnumeric (T_f2));
 assert (length (T_f2) > 10);
!!!!! test failed
speed: All running times were zero.

warning: test: some elements in list of return values are undefined

:
<snip>
 quadgk.m ...............................................  ***** assert
(quadgk (@(z) log
 (z),1+1i,1+1i, "WayPoints", [1-1i, -1,-1i, -1+1i]), -pi * 1i, 1e-6)
!!!!! test failed
max_recursion_depth exceeded
warning: test: some elements in list of return values are undefined

  quadv.m ................................................warning: division
by zero
warning: division by zero
 PASS    5/5

:
<snip>
logm.m .................................................warning: logm:
principal matrix
logarithm is not defined for matrices with negative eigenvalues; computing
non-principal logarithm
 PASS   10/10

:
<snip>
 pcg.m ..................................................warning: pcg:
eigenvalue estimate failed: iteration converged too fast
 PASS    4/4

:
<snip>
 svds.m .................................................  ***** testif
HAVE_ARPACK
 [u2,s2,v2,flag] = svds (A,k);
 s2 = diag (s2);
 assert (flag, !1);
 assert (s2, s(end:-1:end-k+1), 1e-10);

!!!!! test failed
could not find library or dependents:
D:\Octave\octave-2013-01-16-21-20\lib\octave\3.7.1\o
ct\i686-pc-mingw32\eigs.oct
warning: test: some elements in list of return values are undefined

:
<snip>
  hankel.m ...............................................warning: hankel:
column wins anti-diagonal conflict
 PASS   11/11

:
<snip>
  speed.m ................................................  ***** test
 [order, n, T_f1, T_f2] = speed ("airy (x)", "x = rand (n, 10)", [100,
1000]);
 assert (isstruct (order));
 assert (size (order), [1, 1]);
 assert (fieldnames (order), {"p"; "a"});
 assert (isnumeric (n));
 assert (length (n) > 10);
 assert (isnumeric (T_f1));
 assert (size (T_f1), size (n));
 assert (isnumeric (T_f2));
 assert (length (T_f2) > 10);
!!!!! test failed
speed: All running times were zero.

warning: test: some elements in list of return values are undefined


Philip




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