On 02/25/2013 04:15 PM, Raymond Toy wrote:
>>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Bowyer <pbowyer at olynet.com> writes:
> Paul> ./bootstrap
> Paul> ./configure --prefix=$HOME/maxima-test --enable-sbcl
> Paul> --with-sbcl=/usr/local/bin/sbcl
> Paul> make
> Paul> make install
>
> Paul> ran xmaxima using a bash file containing:
> Paul> #! /bin/bash
> Paul> # script name: runmaxima
> Paul> export
> Paul> PATH="~/maxima-test/bin:~/maxima-test/lib:~/maxima-test/libexec:"$PATH
> Paul> xmaxima -l sbcl
>
> Paul> ran build_info and the testsuite:
>
> Paul> (%i1) build_info ();
> Paul> (%o1)
> Paul> Maxima version: "branch_5_29_base_145_g6a57b96"
> Paul> Maxima build date: "2013-02-25 14:19:26"
> Paul> Host type: "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu"
> Paul> Lisp implementation type: "SBCL"
> Paul> Lisp implementation version: "1.1.4"
> Paul> (%i2) run_testsuite();
> Paul> Running tests in rtestnset: 553/553 tests passed
> Paul> Running tests in rtest1:
> Paul> ********************** Problem 109 ***************
> Paul> Input:
> Paul> (load(file_search(test_readbase_lisp, file_search_tests)),
> Paul> test_readbase_lisp())
>
>
> Paul> Result:
> Paul> file_search1: false not found in file_search_maxima,file_search_lisp.
> Paul> error-catch
>
> Well, based on this error message, I'm guessing test_readbase_lisp was
> not found in the tests directory.
>
> Can you check that?
>
> Also, in maxima directory, can you just run
>
> maxima-local
>
> and then "run_testsuite()"? I'm guessing this will be much better.
> Or at least no errors from test_readbase_lisp.
>
> I guess that would mean we forgot to install test_readbase_lisp.
>
> Ray
>
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Ray:
The file "test_readbase_lisp.lisp" is in fact present in the downloaded
source as was "test_readbase_lisp_autoload.lisp"
From a terminal I went into the source directory and ran "maxima-local"
and then ran the testsuite.
No unexpected errors found out of 9,598 tests.
Evaluation took:
225.337 seconds of real time
225.198074 seconds of total run time (223.933995 user, 1.264079 system)
[ Run times consist of 6.380 seconds GC time, and 218.819 seconds non-GC
time. ]
99.94% CPU
14,651 forms interpreted
8,125 lambdas converted
712,853,594,902 processor cycles
27,883,179,968 bytes consed
(%o0) done
Respectfully,
Paul Bowyer