[Paraview] Anyone have a successful IRIX64 build?
Berk Geveci
berk.geveci at gmail.com
Tue Jun 21 08:47:09 EDT 2005
Is it possible that there are compiler and/or compiler options
mismatch between paraview and tcl? Although tcl and tk are built as
part of paraview, they do not use the same build process. They use
configure instead of cmake. Can you delete some objects files (some
*.o from <builddir>/Utilities/TclTk/tcl8.4.5/unix and some from
<builddir>/VTK/Common) and compile with make VERBOSE=1 to see which
compiler/command line options are used?
-Berk
On 6/20/05, Gage, Kenneth <gagekl at upmc.edu> wrote:
> Berk -
>
> I ran the tests you suggested;
>
> * Does <ParaviewBuildDir>/Utilities/TclTk/tcl8.4.5/unix/tclsh run?
> Yes - I'm not familiar with Tcl/Tk but a prompt comes up and I was able to query help and exit without a problem. Is there any other functionality I should test at the prompt?
>
> * What happends when you do a ctest -E ParaView where ctest is in the same place as cmake.
> Most of the tests pass - here is the summary
> 89% tests passed, 7 tests failed out of 64
>
> The following tests FAILED:
> 53 - TestSetObjectMacro-PVServer-Common (Failed)
> 54 - TestSetObjectMacro-PVServer-Filters (Failed)
> 55 - TestSetObjectMacro-PVServer-ServerManager (Failed)
> 57 - TestSetObjectMacro-KWWidgets (Failed)
> 61 - TestSetGet-PVBatch (Failed)
> 62 - PVLocal (Failed)
> 64 - TestSetObjectMacro-PVGUI-Client (Failed)
>
> When I first ran ctest I forgot to include the -E option and some of the pvclient and pvbatch tests ran; These almost all terminated with errors and generated the following alerts in the console -
>
> ALERT: Process [pvclient] 373627 generated trap, but has signal 11 held or ignored
> epc 0xd9fc8c8 ra 0xd9fc6ac badvaddr 0x1539be88
> process has been terminated to prevent infinite loop
>
> * What happens if you run pvserver?
> Running pvserver with no options generates the following...
> /opt/bin/pvserver
> Listen on port: 11111
> Waiting for client...
>
> pvserver waits for a response idefinitely.
>
> Thanks for your help and guidance; Any comments and/or suggestions are welcome.
>
> All the best -
> Ken
>
>
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