I see that now. It looks like its testing the exception system to trap runtime errors without crashing. The end of the testeverything reports this:
======= Tests for YAMLUtilsTest ============== Total tests: 16, Failures: 0, Disabled : 0 All tests passed ======= Done with YAMLUtilsTest tests =========== ERROR: CHECK FAILED: "!re.empty()" Empty regular expressions is invalid [/Users/Patrick/nupic-master/nta/os/regex.cpp line 41] ERROR: CHECK FAILED: "res == 0" regcomp() failed to compile the regular expression: xyz[ . The error code is: 7 [/Users/Patrick/nupic-master/nta/os/regex.cpp line 53] ======= Tests for regexTest ============== Total tests: 10, Failures: 0, Disabled : 0 All tests passed ======= Done with regexTest tests =========== ******************************************************************* * Numenta Unit Test summary * * Total categories = 40 * Total tests = 2240 * Total passed = 2240 * Total disabled = 0 * Total failed = 0 * Total critical failures = 0 * Success rate = 100 ******************************************************************* Are the errors expected in this case? Still reports success, so I guess its ok, just don't know for sure... Anyway, now the long road to figuring out how to work with this thing. I don't even know where to start, but getting it to build makes me happy. Any pointers on how to get my head around how to use this would be awesome. I understand the concepts behind the CLA/HTM, but have really no idea how to feed it data or get back predictions. I'll start reading the code and see if I can find any hooks. Thanks again. I'll try to put together a how to install under OS X 10.6.8 this evening. (I can hear Matt typing frantically away about some wiki or something like that lol : ) Patrick On Aug 13, 2013, at 1:57 PM, Marek Otahal wrote: > Congrats! Glad to hear about your success! :) > > To verify CLA is working, run the following tests: $NTA/bin/htmtest , > $NTA/bin/testeverything , $NTA/bin/run_tests.sh > Dont worry about "Errors" appearing in the output, that's expected (we want > the test to fail), like you said, if the summary says 100% , all tests passed > etc...you're clear to go :) > _______________________________________________ nupic mailing list [email protected] http://lists.numenta.org/mailman/listinfo/nupic_lists.numenta.org
