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Tests not passing with gcc5.3.1 and gcc6.3.1. #299
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What errors are you seeing? |
Compiling-wise none. The problem is when I compile and run all the tests and most of them fail. The output I get is limited (only if certain test has passed or not). Is there any way of getting the logs after doing 'make test' so I can paste it here? |
Are you building with CMake? Or with FoBiS.py? There's a good chance I need to spend some time updating the CMake test infra, because I don't think @jacobwilliams uses it much. |
It is cmake. Furthermore it is not only the tests which fail. My program segfaults with those versions of the compiler if I include calls to your libraries. I have not looked deep into this since for gcc4.9.* and 7.2.* it works both the tests and my software so there is a correlation there... which, as usual, does not mean causation but... |
Note: I'm currently testing the latest version of the library on Travis CI (#414) with gfortran 6.5, 7.4, 8.3, and 9.1. All the tests pass. Do you still have this issue? |
Going to close this. |
Hi! I am having a hard time compiling in CentOS6 with gcc5.3.1 and gcc6.3.1 (from devtoolset-4 and devtoolset-5 respectively) in both 5.1 and 6.1 versions of json-fortran. Those toolsets are a collection of software (https://www.softwarecollections.org/) compiled for RHEL/CentOS as they are used in high performance computing and lot of building is carried out in those platforms to be compatible with HPC(quite old gnu libc). Is this a known issue? Is there any file generated form the tests I can upload to clarify more the issue?
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