Don't print output, return it (as a unit), or optionally write it to file or something. File writing could happen in the test wrapper described in #3.
The problem is that with very large samples, like (bex (bex 30)), printing will never terminate.
Better to learn that there was a failure and maybe at what size or something.
Or optionally print in a way that will replace very large values with ....
Don't print output, return it (as a unit), or optionally write it to file or something. File writing could happen in the test wrapper described in #3.
The problem is that with very large samples, like
(bex (bex 30))
, printing will never terminate. Better to learn that there was a failure and maybe at what size or something. Or optionally print in a way that will replace very large values with...
.