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Build status of Trilinos - testing.sandia.gov not reachable #13744

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mathsen opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 3 comments
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Build status of Trilinos - testing.sandia.gov not reachable #13744

mathsen opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 3 comments

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@mathsen
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mathsen commented Jan 24, 2025

Hello,

in the Wiki it is mentioned that Trilinos uses CTest and also in some other bug reports e.g. here pictures of the test results or references to testing.sandia.gov or testing-dev.sandia.gov are mentioned.
I currently try to build Trilinos on different platforms and there seems to be a regression introduced in current master branch regarding builds on Windows. It would be really interesting to see for me, if regression tests are passing or in general with which compilers Trilinos currently builds.
Unfortunately neither testing.sandia.gov nor testing-dev.sandia.gov are reachable for me - I can't even resolve the IP, e.g.:

dig +short testing.sandia.gov @9.9.9.9

returns nothing. Are the test results only available internally or is there a way of how I can have a look at those?

Thanks and many greetings
mathsen

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cgcgcg commented Jan 24, 2025

Our dashboards used to be accessible. Then legal things changed and we had to stop that. We are working on making more of our testing accessible again though. We are not testing on Windows, but people have been building there. Do you have an error message that you could share?

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mathsen commented Jan 24, 2025

@cgcgcg Thank you very much for this information! It would be really great to have some kind of build status publicly available again!
Regarding my build problem: normally I use and test the software under linux. Currently we try to integrate MueLu AMG in a software, where compilation also on Windows is mandatory.
Unfortunately I currently don't have access to such a Windows machine (and won't have it for one further week), but I had a couple of problems when compiling Trilinos with Visual Studio 2022 in combination with the Intel compiler:

  1. Current Trilinos master gives in configuration with cmake a warning, that "Tpetra is not available on Windows"
  2. Nevertheless configuring continues and when Kokkos performs a C++17 test this fails, because the compiler aborts due to it doesn't know "-Wno-inline" and "-Wno-deprecated". I grepped in the Trilinos source code but did not find any relevant position, where these flags are set.
  3. When I use Trilinos 16.0.0 problems 1) and 2) are not there: I get no Tpetra warning, configuring with cmake works just fine, but I get compilation errors very early somewhere in Teuchos.

Since I don't have a machine currently available I unfortunately can't give you more information right now. I will follow up on this, once I have again a Windows machine available and can make more tests.
I can also open new issues then (if you want to close this one, since it was only a "question").

Many greetings
mathsen

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cgcgcg commented Jan 24, 2025

@mathsen

  1. No idea where that comes from.
  2. Please comment out these lines and check if that gets you further
    deprecated-declarations
    inline

    @sebrowne We might have to make the warnings stuff fully conditional on the compiler identification.

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