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10:39.05``Erikddg80: non-vacuum gravity simulator? cool! developing in windows should not be a problem, but we treat it as a second class platform so there may occasionally be a commit that breaks the windows build. the first step is to check out a copy of the source code and compile it (you'll need an svn client like tortoise, cmake and a compiler)
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13:04.13starseekerwoo hoo!  https://github.com/stepcode/stepcode/pull/227
13:58.50brlcadthat is fantastic
13:58.54brlcadnews-worthy even
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14:13.02brlcadstarseeker: if you would, hold off on switching to external stepcode until after release :)
15:27.23kanzure"Based on testing to date, it looks like the merge branch merging in the BRL-CAD version of SCL to stepcode is ready to go live."
15:27.32kanzurethat's a tremendously huge merge
15:27.35kanzurewow
18:07.53``Erikten ton pull request, I'm kinda surprised they didn't ask you to close it and do a rebase
18:08.26``Erikawesome stuff, gratz O.o
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20:08.17starseekerbrlcad: yeah, I've had enough bad luck with that here lately
20:08.42starseekerI'm just doing a build test to see what issues remain
20:09.50starseeker``Erik: actually, Mark was the one who asked for the pull request
20:25.19starseekerbrlcad: anyway, step-g builds but doesn't function, so there's more clean-up to do before we're all the way there
20:25.46kanzuredoes this massive merge include unit tests?
20:25.52starseekerour converter must exercise stuff the existing stepcode tests doesn't...
20:25.54kanzurewere there ever  any step-g unit tests?
20:26.00kanzure*ever any
20:26.10starseekerkanzure: not to my knowledge - the stepcode guys have added a lot of test code
20:26.21kanzureah good, at least some exists then.
20:26.34starseekerbut I don't know if they're unit tests
20:26.48kanzurei am really bad at calling tests the right things. i think i call all tests unit tests :).
20:26.48starseekereventually we'll have step-g regression tests too, but we aren't there yet
20:27.00starseekerheh
20:27.07kanzurei also tend to call regression tests and unit tests the same thing, because nobody ever yelled at me about it
20:27.21starseekerkanzure: if you check out the default stepcode tree you'll see it doing a lot of test work
20:27.24kanzurealso because the libraries for writing both style of tests tend to be called "unitwhatever" and "unit"... hrm.
20:27.27kanzureokay cool
20:27.35kanzure*TestUnit
20:30.03starseekerhmm:  http://www.steptools.com/support/stdev_docs/stpfiles/ap203/
20:30.14starseekerwonders what the NIST DPPA repository is?
20:30.18kanzurebtw have you met charlie stirk?
20:35.18starseekernever met him in person, no
20:35.28starseekerah ha!  http://edge.cs.drexel.edu/repository/
20:37.10starseekerconfound it, why don't they have copyright and license info at the toplevel directory??
21:03.50``ErikI think the pedantic interpretation of a unit test is that every object/method/function used by the method/function being tested is mocked out, so the only interactions not guaranteed are in the function/method itself... which can get a bit insane :D
21:17.59kanzurei tend to only partially mock things out.. so i think the conclusion is that i am terrible at calling my tests the right things ;)
21:21.50``Erikthat you mock bits at all probably puts you well ahead of the curve
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