Re: [eigen] Feeback to Rev #914777. (pre RC1)

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Gael Guennebaud schrieb:
> I cannot reproduce that internal error. Here everything compile file
> using MSVC 9.00.21022.08 with following flags:
>
> /DWIN32 /D_WINDOWS /W3 /Zm1000 /EHsc /GR /arch:SSE2
>
> (I also tried without /arch:SSE2)
>
> Note that I'm using nmake to call MSVC but that should not make any difference.
>
>   
In my Setup (MSVC SP1, Vista etc, etc)
right out of the repository Rev #915248 the test suite is compiling

without /arch:SS2 without error! but four warnings (for the same), see 
below.
with /arch:SS2, the internal compiler error 1001 (located by MSVC in the 
cachefriendlyproduct.h line 497) still occur.

If you have any idea, what kind of tests I should do, please ask for.  
I'm totally clueless.
Is there anybody out there with MSVC Express Edition SP1, who is able to 
confirm my problems?

without SSe2, all tests are passed, except the following:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
18/38 Testing: commainitializer
18/38 Test: commainitializer
Command: "C:/b/test/Release/test_commainitializer.exe"
Directory: C:/b/test
"commainitializer" start time: Jan 23 00:43 Mitteleurop<-28>ische Zeit
Output:
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Initializing random number generator with seed 1232667781

Repeating each test 10 times



This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual 
way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.

----------------------------------------------------------
"commainitializer" end time: Jan 23 00:43 Mitteleurop<-28>ische Zeit
"commainitializer" time elapsed: 00:00:08
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Four Warnings for the same thing in submatrices.cpp Line 144, 145, 147, 148:
warning C4244: 'argument' : conversion from 'int' to 'const 
std::complex<float>::_Ty', possible loss of data
in the expression "ones.col(c1).sum() == Scalar(rows)" with type of 
Scalar is std::complex<float>
by CALL_SUBTEST( submatrices(MatrixXcf(3, 3)) );


Frank