Closed epipping closed 13 years ago
Github eats the test results. Stripping the angle brackets now:
Nevermind, I just saw there's an update on quicklisp. The version from 20110829 passes all its tests.
CL-USER> (lla-tests:RUN-LLA-TESTS) Start: LLA-TESTS Start: LINEAR-ALGEBRA-TESTS Start: PINNED-ARRAY-TESTS Start: BASIC-TESTS Start: UTILITIES-TESTS
CL-USER>
(this time I really do mean to hit "comment & close").
Hi,
This is not a case of LLA not being precise, it is just that the testing framework (lift) gives detailed information only on demand. Try
(describe *)
after the test and send me the output.
Best,
Tamas
On Wed, 07 Sep 2011, pipping wrote:
Hello,
I've installed lla using quicklisp (that's lla-20110730-git.tgz).
I've installed the test suite as well and run it. I'm being told there's been an error but LLA is not being very precise.
CL-USER> (lla-tests:RUN-LLA-TESTS) Start: LLA-TESTS Start: LINEAR-ALGEBRA-TESTS Start: PINNED-ARRAY-TESTS Start: BASIC-TESTS Start: UTILITIES-TESTS
<Results for LLA-TESTS 22 Tests, 1 Error>
CL-USER>
I'm on sbcl 1.0.51, netlib lapack 3.3.0, OpenBLAS 1.0alpha2.2, and the current quicklisp version of anything common lisp.
Hi,
as I said, that problem has been resolved by updating LLA.
Do you want me to downgrade again and send you the output?
On Wed, 07 Sep 2011, pipping wrote:
Hi,
as I said, that problem has been resolved by updating LLA.
Do you want me to downgrade again and send you the output?
No, thanks.
Both cl-num-utils and lla are work in progress, so if you encounter bugs, it is probably best to update both and see if they are resolved.
Best,
Tamas
Hello,
I've installed lla using quicklisp (that's lla-20110730-git.tgz).
I've installed the test suite as well and run it. I'm being told there's been an error but LLA is not being very precise.
CL-USER> (lla-tests:RUN-LLA-TESTS) Start: LLA-TESTS Start: LINEAR-ALGEBRA-TESTS Start: PINNED-ARRAY-TESTS Start: BASIC-TESTS Start: UTILITIES-TESTS
<Results for LLA-TESTS 22 Tests, 1 Error>
CL-USER>
I'm on sbcl 1.0.51, netlib lapack 3.3.0, OpenBLAS 1.0alpha2.2, and the current quicklisp version of anything common lisp.