On 1/26/06, Andrej Vodopivec <andrej.vodopivec at gmail.com> wrote:
> Running tests in rtest_allnummod: Nonorderable argument(s) in 'max' or
> 'min.' Returning a noun form.
> Nonorderable argument(s) in 'max' or 'min.' Returning a noun form.
> Nonorderable argument(s) in 'max' or 'min.' Returning a noun form.
that is OK, not an error.
> Running tests in rtest_trig:
> Caused an error break: rtest_trig
> Running tests in rtest_zeta:
> Caused an error break: rtest_zeta
> Running tests in rtest_diff_invtrig:
> Caused an error break: rtest_diff_invtrig
i've seen errors in rtest_trig, rtest_zeta, and rtest_diff_invtrig sometimes;
one cause is that some of these tests bind global flags and if the
tests are re-run with the non-default values, the tests fail.
i tried to fix that (by restoring default values) some weeks ago
but maybe some other flags have been changed.
one of those tests fails (i forget which one) every time with a mismatch
between expected and observed results (i.e., an ordinary failure,
not an error break).
> (%i1) determinant(matrix([1,2],[2,1]));
> [ 1 2 ]
> (%o1) [ ]
> [ 2 1 ]
hmm, that's interesting.
it is present in 5.9.2.10cvs (2006/01/04) for windows but not in 5.9.2
(2005/10/12).
hth,
robert dodier