[Libpspio-devel] News

[Micael Oliveira]

> Excellent, I remain impressed. I definitely didn't have more fun here
> examining (last ones are tomorrow). I will then have a look at the
> parsers which are implemented, and see if I can finish an extra one (a
> lot of the abinit ones are similar) - and I will use trac...

Right now no parser is working. The problem is that it took us a lot of 
time to get the "set" methods working properly...


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> My version also does not compile due to 'pspio_nlcc_t' undeclared

The current trunk version is not compiling because of read_upf. As for 
pspio_nlcc_t, it has been replaced by pspio_xc_t, so you need to change 
this.


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> We should also get a set of atomic tests (this may already be in the
> works - ??) with a main routine for tests somewhere.

There are already several tests (see the test_*.c files). I should be 
simple to add new tests to the existing ones, or to add new files with 
new tests.

Micael

> ciao
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> Matthieu
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> On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 16:28, Yann Pouillon<yann.pouillon at ehu.es>  wrote:
>> In passing: r236 was compiling, but r238 doesn't anymore.
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>> Yann.
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