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From: Eddie.Breeveld_at_[hidden]
Date: 2004-08-04 08:46:37
Dear Blitz-support,
I have successfully installed and used Blitz++ with Visual Studio.NET 2003
-- it's a very useful product when we previously used Fortran 90 for our
array handling.
I have a couple of minor problems though, one of which (compilation error
C2064 in extract.cpp from the test suite) I have reported to blitz-bugs. I
don't know if the next problem is a bug or not!
When running all the test programs, I get an assertion failure message in
'exprctor' in the test suite. This occurs in both the 0.7 release and
yesterday's (3 August) CVS checkout. The assert fires in bzdebug.h in the
routine below:
inline void endCheckAssert()
{
assert(assertFailMode == true);
assertFailMode = false;
if (assertFailCount == 0)
{
cerr << "Assert check failed!" << endl;
assert(0);
}
}
As far as I can tell, assertFailCount is never incremented and hence the
assertion. Is this an expected assertion, or is my installation not working
properly?
All the best,
Eddie
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