Multiple Tests related to orbit determination fail (e.g., test_*Partials)

[Sceki]

I have a MacBook Pro, macOs Sierra version 10.12.6. I have an error while running the test: "Errors while running CTest make: *** [test] Error 8 12:27:57: The process "/Applications/CMake.app/Contents/bin/cmake" exited with code 2. Error while building/deploying project TudatBundle (kit: Desktop) When executing step "CMake Build" ". I am Giacomo Acciarini, from the course Numerical Astrodynamics.

[DominicDirkx]

@Sceki Did you compile all of Tudat (including the tests) already? If you did, on the wiki, there is a list of files that we need to understand what is going on, please post those as well.

[Sceki]

Thanks for your answer! Sorry but what is the wiki?

[DominicDirkx]

I mean our website: tudat.tudelft.nl. It's at the end our installation guide.

[Sceki]

ok. I reached the step 5 of the point 3 in the installation guide. But I didn't remove the word "test" and I didn't press the hammer since I had those errors.

[DominicDirkx]

Ok.... Read step 5 and please follow the instructions on what to do after one or more tests fail.

[Sceki]

This is my file lasttest.log: LastTest.log

[DominicDirkx]

@Sceki There seems to be quite a lot failing for you, but in most cases the failures seem to be due to a common origin (in particular related to Eigen functionality). Could you post a screenshot of yout Project->Build&Run->Build screen:

Also, could you run the following example applications:

application_ApolloEntry application_ApolloEntryJSON application_VariationalEquationsPropagator application_SinglePerturbedSatellitePropagator

And let us know if they run properly?

An explanation on how to run them is given here:

http://tudat.tudelft.nl/installation/configureTudatLibraries.html

In step 6. Also:

" After running the unit tests, make sure to remove the ‘test’ text that you’ve typed in the project tab. "

If you come to the lecture today, we will try to make some time for you afterwards to looko at this problem, at least to diagnose if it will impact your ability to do the assignments.

[Sceki]

These are the screens:

I removed the "test" word! And running the aforesaid 4 applications I have these results:

I am coming anyway today!

[Sceki]

[DominicDirkx]

@Sceki Thanks for the quick reply. This all looks good, these seem to give the output they're supposed to. I think there's a good chance these failures won't affect your ability to do the assignments, but we'll have a better look this afternoon.

[Sceki]

Ok! Thank you very much for your help!

[magnific0]

I am mentioning the tests here so that people can find this issue more easily

test_AngularPositionModel
test_PositionObservationModel
test_TidalPropertyEstimation
test_SphericalHarmonicPartials
test_OneWayRangePartials
test_NWayRangePartials
test_OneWayDifferencedRangePartials
test_OneWayDopplerPartials
test_TwoWayDopplerPartials
test_AngularPositionPartials
test_LightTimeCorrectionPartials
test_VariationalEquations

Edit by @DominicDirkx Small addition, with latest commit:

https://github.com/Tudat/tudat/commit/aa1ea473beda94c5f926d8a0d8105b3d953ab244

The list of failures is reduced to:

test_TidalPropertyEstimation test_SphericalHarmonicPartials test_LightTimeCorrectionPartials test_VariationalEquations

[DominicDirkx]

Small update: it looks like this is a result of compilation with debugging symbols on. Of course, this should not be a problem, and I'll see if I can reproduce this issue.

@Sceki Have you gone through the steps we discussed on Friday to fix this for you?

[DominicDirkx]

When compiling in Debug mode, it seems like these also occur for me. Looks like they're all small issues, we'll get to fixing them in the coming weeks.

@Sceki Nevertheless, make sure you do not compile/run in debug mode. These may prevent the code for your assignments from running. Even if it doesn't, your code will be very slow.

[Sceki]

Ok. Thank you very much!

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Da: DominicDirkx [notifications@github.com] Inviato: domenica 19 novembre 2017 18.14 A: Tudat/tudat Cc: Giacomo Acciarini; Mention Oggetto: Re: [Tudat/tudat] Multiple Tests related to orbit determination fail (e.g., test_*Partials) (#295)

When compiling in Debug mode, it seems like these also occur for me. Looks like they're all small issues, we'll get to fixing them in the coming weeks.

@Scekihttps://github.com/sceki Nevertheless, make sure you do not compile/run in debug mode. These may prevent the code for your assignments from running. Even if it doesn't, your code will be very slow.

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[Sceki]

Anyway I did not go through the steps we discussed, because I understood that I should be able to do the first assignments in any case. Could you please tell me the steps again so that I can do it now, if it is useful?

[DominicDirkx]

All unit test failures have been resolved with the latest commits.

@Sceki Delete your build folders, delete your CMakeLists.txt.user file, make sure that your build setting is set to Default or Release (and not Debug), close Qt, repopen and recompile.

In the future, please write down answers that you will need later. I do not appreciate having to spend time answering the same question by the same person multiple time.