[Insight-developers] New Windows-64 VS2008 WrapITK Expected Nightly

[Constantine Zakkaroff]

Hi Matt,

Thanks for your reply.

>> ... WrapITK (Python) tests always fail in this build. I'm wondering if
>> it's because something's not right with the configuration? I've never been
>> able to have WrapITK work with Python in any of the 4.x releases. I'd
>> appreciate some feedback on this.
>
> I know have a Windows machine and some time to investigate, so I will
> take a look.

That would be great! I've been struggling with WrapITK for a while by 
now. I can see the value of being able to do quick prototyping in Python 
rather than in compiled C++ 'scripts', but so far it's been out of my reach.

I'm wondering whether anyone can share their experience with WrapITK 
(Python) on Win64/Win32 machines?

>> ... the dashboard submission script always ends with an error although
>> the submissions seem to complete OK. Here's what I see in the log files:
>>
>> [HANDLER_OUTPUT]
>> Submit files (using http)
>>
>>     Using HTTP submit method
>>     Drop site:http://www.cdash.org/CDash/submit.php?project=Insight
>>     Uploaded: E:/Dashboards/Nightly/ITK-build/Testing/20121001-0100/Build.xml
>>     Uploaded:
>> E:/Dashboards/Nightly/ITK-build/Testing/20121001-0100/Configure.xml
>>     Uploaded: E:/Dashboards/Nightly/ITK-build/Testing/20121001-0100/Notes.xml
>>     Uploaded: E:/Dashboards/Nightly/ITK-build/Testing/20121001-0100/Test.xml
>>     Uploaded:
>> E:/Dashboards/Nightly/ITK-build/Testing/20121001-0100/Update.xml
>>     Submission successful
>> [ERROR_MESSAGE]
>> Error in read script:
>> E:/Dashboards/ITKScripts/Win64-VS9-Release-WrapITK.cmake
>>
>> Is there something I can do to correct it? I haven't any idea how to debug
>> this script to see what causes the error.
>
> When running a ctest script, using ctest -S script_file.cmake, the
> "-V" flag or "-VV" flag can also be added to give more verbose output.

Tried -V, -VV. Same error message with no additional clues. I noticed 
there's --debug argument for CTest. Will try it to see if it yields 
anything useful.

Regards,
Constantine