[Insight-developers] Timeout in ITK Dahboard build - itkBSplineImageRegistrationTest
Bradley Lowekamp
blowekamp at mail.nih.gov
Tue Jan 21 09:20:57 EST 2014
David,
Regarding the Fast Marching, there is a very large difference in time between the Debug and the Release mode for that algorithm. Specifically, this algorithms utilizes some non-ideal STL iterator usage across thread. Combined with the STL debug library on Visual Studio with verification and other checks, it makes them not really practical in debug mode.
Additionally, dashboard contributors can add:
set(CTEST_TEST_ARGS ${CTEST_TEST_ARGS} EXCLUDE_LABEL RUNS_LONG)
to not run these long tests mentioned here.
I think there is some value in some example/application oriented tests that are longer, but your average regression test should be very snappy.
Brad
On Jan 21, 2014, at 8:28 AM, David Cole <dlrdave at aol.com> wrote:
> This Debug build's test results:
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> http://open.cdash.org/viewTest.php?onlypassed&buildid=3183810
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> when sorted by the time column, still shows the worst offenders in ITK in terms of Debug tests taking too long. (There are nearly 20 tests that take longer than 3 minutes each.)
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> The itkBSplineImageRegistrationTest is only the 4th worst. There are 3 tests that take *HOURS* to run on this dashboard, this one completes in a mere 20 minutes.
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> I fully support changing this test to make it run at least 5x (hopefully even 10 or 20x) faster.
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> I would also really like to see the itkFastMarchingImageFilterTest_wm_multipleSeeds_* tests speed up.... although they need more like a 100x speed up to make them reasonable......
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> Also, once a test is known to be long running, I really think it should be marked as such in the CMakeLists files of the project, using the TIMEOUT test property to indicate how long it is expected to take.
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