I'm encountering the following problem while running "make test". At this
point, the source code has been built, but I have not yet done a
"make install".

...xpush
...zoom
-> mged check succeeded
+++ mged test complete.
/bin/sh ../regress/solids.sh ..
../regress/solids.sh: line 901: 21590 Illegal instruction     $MGED -c
>>solids.log 2>&1  <<EOF
`cat solids.mged`
EOF

mged failed to create solids.rt script
-> solids.sh FAILED
make[1]: [solids] Error 1 (ignored)
+++ solids test complete.
/bin/sh ../regress/shaders.sh ..
rendering shaders...
./shaders.rt: line 15: 21630 Illegal instruction     ../src/rt/rt -P 1
-B -U 1 -M -p30 -o shaders.rt.pix $* shaders.g 'all.g'
2>>shaders.rt.log  <<EOF
viewsize 1.600000000000000e+04;
orientation 2.432103468016942e-01 8.852132690137694e-02
3.303660895493520e-01 9.076733711903686e-01;
eye_pt 2.571150438746160e+03 -3.064177772475915e+03 6.928203230275507e+03;
start 0; clean;
end;

EOF

shaders raytrace failed to create shaders.rt.pix
-> shaders.sh FAILED
make[1]: [shaders] Error 1 (ignored)
+++ shaders test complete.
/bin/sh ../regress/spdi.sh ..
rendering...
../regress/spdi.sh: line 78: 21672 Illegal instruction
../src/rt/rt -M -B -o spdi.pix spdi.g 'all.g' 2>>spdi.log  <<EOF
viewsize 3.200000000000000e+03;
orientation 0.000000000000000e+00 0.000000000000000e+00
0.000000000000000e+00 1.000000000000000e+00;
eye_pt 0.000000000000000e+00 0.000000000000000e+00 2.413000000000000e+03;
start 0; clean;
end;

EOF

[snip]

This is on a Scientific Linux (which is a RedHat Enterprise rebuild)
machine running GCC 4.1.1.

After looking at the various problem reports in brlcad-users, I've tried
various command lines (which I've manually wrapped for readability) without
success:

./configure --prefix=/exe-brlcad-7.12.6 --with-Doxygen --enable-optimized \
        --disable-static --disable-adrt-build --enable-tnt-install \
        --disable-jove

./configure --prefix=/exe-brlcad-7.12.6 --disable-parallel --disable-static \
        --disable-optimized --without-opengl --without-ogl --disable-adrt

./configure --prefix=/exe-brlcad-7.12.6 --disable-parallel --disable-static

./configure --prefix=/exe-brlcad-7.12.6

(and, yes, I double checked to make sure -fno-strict-aliasing was been used
on the gcc command lines even though I didn't specify it)

BTW, I found that I had to set the following variables before the first part
of "make test" would run successfully:

export TCL_LIBRARY=/brlcad-7.12.6/src/other/tcl/library/
export ITCL_LIBRARY=/brlcad-7.12.6/src/other/incrTcl/itcl/library/

I also get the following errors while running "make benchmark" after the
"make test" step above:

Minimum run time is 3 minutes, 12 seconds
Maximum run time is 30 minutes
Estimated   time is 9 minutes, 36 seconds

Running the BRL-CAD Benchmark tests... please wait ...

+++++ moss
RAYTRACE ERROR
moss.pix: No such file or directory
moss.pix: BENCHMARK COMPARISON FAILURE
+++++ world
RAYTRACE ERROR
world.pix: No such file or directory
world.pix: BENCHMARK COMPARISON FAILURE
+++++ star
RAYTRACE ERROR
star.pix: No such file or directory
star.pix: BENCHMARK COMPARISON FAILURE
+++++ bldg391
RAYTRACE ERROR
bldg391.pix: No such file or directory
bldg391.pix: BENCHMARK COMPARISON FAILURE
+++++ m35
RAYTRACE ERROR
m35.pix: No such file or directory
m35.pix: BENCHMARK COMPARISON FAILURE
+++++ sphflake
RAYTRACE ERROR
sphflake.pix: No such file or directory
sphflake.pix: BENCHMARK COMPARISON FAILURE

... Done.

Total testing time elapsed: 2 seconds

Does anyone have any ideas ?

Thanks,

Simon.

-- 
Simon Clubley
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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