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< kirizaki_>
hi, how I should compile my test cases in bash using g++?
< kirizaki_>
I'm gettint a lot of errors: i.e. undefined reference to 'boost::unit_test:framework' etc.
< kirizaki_>
ok, nevermind, I had wrong #include <boost...> command
< rcurtin>
kirizaki_: can you explain what you mean?
< rcurtin>
if you made some test cases you should be able to use cmake and make to compile mlpack normally
< rcurtin>
and to build the test you would use 'make mlpack_test'
< kirizaki_>
ok, I did 'make mlpack_test' and wanted to run all the tests by 'make test'
< kirizaki_>
but its stopping at: 'AugLagrangian on iteration 18, starting with objective 29.6339.'
< kirizaki_>
i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong and how to add my already prepared timers_test.cpp
< rcurtin>
kirizaki_: try running just your test; after 'make mlpack_test', run 'bin/mlpack_test -t NameOfYourTestSuite'
< rcurtin>
where "NameOfYourTestSuite" is whatever is in the BOOST_AUTO_TEST_SUITE() macro in timers_test.cpp
< rcurtin>
zoq mentioned this last night, but you'd left the channel, and then I borked the IRC logs...
< kirizaki_>
ok, thank You and sorry for yesterday but I had some problems with web
< rcurtin>
not a problem, don't worry :)
< rcurtin>
if we can help further, feel free to ask :)
< kirizaki_>
ok
< kirizaki_>
Ryan, should I close this one and make a new pull request?
< kirizaki_>
i'm still learning git too ;f
< rcurtin>
kirizaki_: it's your call... it might be easier that way
< rcurtin>
one idea would be to get a clean fork of mlpack ("kirizaki/mlpack"), then apply your changes to that, then make a pull request
< rcurtin>
but, if that's too much work, I can work with git to make this PR work :)
< kirizaki_>
nah, i'm gonna go with 1st idea ;)
< rcurtin>
okay, sounds good
< kirizaki_>
i need to practice
< kirizaki_>
xD
< kirizaki_>
so i'm gonna put 'duplcate timer' test straight into cli_test.cpp, ok?
< rcurtin>
yep, that'd work great
< rcurtin>
feel free to add your name/email to src/mlpack/core.hpp and COPYRIGHT.txt in your PR, otherwise I'll do it after the merge, and I'll add your name to the list of contributors on the website too
< kirizaki_>
is this comparing changes should be looking like this:
< rcurtin>
that looks okay; try it and we can look at the diff :)
< kirizaki_>
i mean base: master ... compare: master
< rcurtin>
yeah, assuming that Kirizaki/mlpack was forked from the current mlpack/mlpack master branch, it should be good
< kirizaki_>
i think i forked from master
< rcurtin>
looks great, merging now
< kirizaki_>
yup, but i see that Travis test doesn't pass
< kirizaki_>
i don't understand this to be onest but if You say its good then its good :)
< rcurtin>
ah, oops, I didn't look at that. because the travis test often fails on various mlpack tests that I haven't debugged yet, I don't look at it so often... let me debug this quickly
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< travis-ci>
mlpack/mlpack#357 (master - 4e4588e : Ryan Curtin): The build has errored.