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Trouble running ./install/tests/write` #44

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shrey183 opened this issue May 9, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #45
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Trouble running ./install/tests/write` #44

shrey183 opened this issue May 9, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #45

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@shrey183
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shrey183 commented May 9, 2019

  • OS version: Ubuntu 18.10
  • Compiler version: GCC 8.2.0
  • PODIO version: V00-09
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After preparing the environment and compiling with init.sh, I am trying to follow the instruction under the section titled Running on the README page.

So I am in the directory: ~/podio/build and I try the following:

../install/tests/write

this prints out information about particle 0 through particle 9 on the console.

Next, I ran

../install/tests/read

which gives the following error: bash: ../install/tests/read: No such file or directory

It seems to me that the file example.root is not created. To verify installation, I ran

make test from the build directory and apparently I am passing all the tests, but I can't understand why I am getting the above mentioned error.

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gaede commented May 9, 2019

It seems that some test program and file names have been changed in #40 without updating the
documentation and example scripts. From what I see read is now called read-one and example.root is now called example1.root.
I will look into providing a fix - but you should be able to continue for now.

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