When reading a data stream to plot the end of stream flag is being set
as the last point is read. This was causing several layers of calls
not to save the last point. I went ahead and saved the result of the
get_next_point calls whether the end of stream flag is set or not and now
we don't lose the last point.
The character string used in the frame log needs to be stored as
a character string. We were using a sprintf with a fixed size buffer.
The easiest change was to use asprintf which allocates a character
string big enough to hold the contents of the print. We need to
save this char string as a char string so it works out.
Verified all documentation deleted with this issue resides on
our wiki. Nothing is lost. Modified the doxygen makefile and
main page to point to the wiki where the user's guide used to be.
TODO: Need to move the requirements and design doxygen files.
Created man pages for each executable we have in bin. Updated the
couple of man pages we did have in there. Modified trick-CP
to accept arguments. Updated the version number reported by ICG
as well.
The return code from parsing the monte carlo input was always set to zero and not checked.
Retured the return code from parsing the input. Added an exit if the input was not parsed
correctly.
Modified the makefile to define LIBCLANG_MAJOR, LIBCLANG_MINOR, and
LIBCLANG_PATCHLEVEL based on the llvm-config executable in the llvm
directory pointed to by the configuration. These new variable names
are independent of the __clang_major__, etc. variables we were defining
only in Linux. Using these names, we can reduce the clang version
checks to a single consistent set of version numbers. We don't have
to deal with the different version numbers assigned by Apple.
When extracting include files full path file names fall through all
of the logic that strips quotes off of the path. This leads to double
double quotes in the output. Added an else statement that catches
all other include files and strips the quotes off of pathnames.
refs #267
Removed the redefinition. Included climits and changed HOST_NAME_MAX to _POSIX_HOST_NAME_MAX
which should be defined on the systems we support.
refs #265
The "->" string interferes with some code in quick plot trying to split array ranges into
individual variables. The old code only tested for the '-' character. Changed these
checks to regular expressions that only match '-' if it is not followed by '>'. Also
converted tabs to spaces throughout the file, hence the big diff.
refs #51
Side effect of GSL included by default is that the monte carlo
test code needs to know that. The test code did not include the HAVE_GSL
flag correctly, causing the tests to fail. Fixed it.
refs #260
The configure script will check in the standard directories for
HDF5, GSL, and gtest. The user can skip this automatic check by
adding --without-<feature> while running the configure script.
refs #260
Removed the lines that set the compiler to clang++, defaulting
it to g++. Added lines in the makefile to set __clang_major__,
__clang_minor__, and __clang_patchlevel__. These are required
to compile several of the files in the ICG directory.
refs #259
Fixed the configure script to allow the user to specify using a python3
interpreter. Had to change the the way to load the swig generated python modules.
Also had to change code dealing with python strings, oct, long, and
boolean operations.
refs #258
Set LD in our makefiles to the ld executable found by configure.
Changed the final sim link to use TRICK_CPPC as the link command since
it was using the compiler anyways. Changed the places where we use "ld" to
use LD.
refs #131
Moved the job that removes log files from a default data to a phase 1 initialization
job. Initialization jobs are not run in the master sim if the sim is a monte carlo
run, so the data is not deleted.
refs #35
Added a check to test the version of g++ in the configure script.
Also did a "which" command to save the full path of the CC and CXX
commands. This will ensure that the same CC and CXX executables
are run no matter how the environment changes.
refs #255
