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| class | Teuchos::RelErrSmallNumber< hasMachineParameters, Scalar > |
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| class | Teuchos::RelErrSmallNumber< false, Scalar > |
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| class | Teuchos::RelErrSmallNumber< true, Scalar > |
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Defines | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_ECHO(statement, out) |
| Echo a statement and then invoke it. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_EQUALITY_CONST(v1, v2, out, success) |
| Test that an object is equal to a given constant. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_ASSERT(v1, out, success) TEUCHOS_TEST_EQUALITY_CONST( v1, true, out, success ) |
| Assert that a give object is true. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_EQUALITY(v1, v2, out, success) |
| Test that two values are equal. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_INEQUALITY_CONST(v1, v2, out, success) |
| Test that an object is not equal to a given constant. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_INEQUALITY(v1, v2, out, success) |
| Test that two values are not equal. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_FLOATING_EQUALITY(v1, v2, tol, out, success) |
| Test if two floating point values are equal to a given tolerance. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_ITER_EQUALITY(iter1, iter2, out, success) |
| Test if two iterators are equal or not. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_ARRAY_ELE_EQUALITY(a, i, val, printPass, out, success) |
| Test that an array element value is equal to a given constant. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_ARRAY_ELE_INEQUALITY(a, i, val, printPass, out, success) |
| Test that an array element value is not equal to a given constant. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_MATRIX_ELE_FLOATING_EQUALITY(a, i, j, val, tol, printPass, out, success) |
| Test if a floating-point array element value is equal to a given constant for a given tolerance. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_MATRIX_ELE_EQUALITY(a, i, j, val, printPass, out, success) |
| Test if a matrix element value is equal to a given constant. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_COMPARE(v1, comp, v2, out, success) |
| Compare two objects using an input comparion operator. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_THROW(code, ExceptType, out, success) |
| Test that a chunk of code throws an expected exception. | |
| #define | TEUCHOS_TEST_NOTHROW(code, out, success) |
| Test that a chunk of code does not throw any exceptions. | |
Functions | |
| const std::string | Teuchos::passfail (const bool result) |
| Return "passed" for "failed". | |
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| Scalar | Teuchos::defaultSmallNumber () |
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| ScalarTraits< Scalar >::magnitudeType | Teuchos::relErr (const Scalar &s1, const Scalar &s2) |
| Return relative error of two scalars. | |
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| bool | Teuchos::compareArrays (const Array1 &a1, const std::string &a1_name, const Array2 &a2, const std::string &a2_name, Teuchos::FancyOStream &out) |
| Compare if two array objects are the same or not. | |
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| bool | Teuchos::compareFloatingArrays (const Array1 &a1, const std::string &a1_name, const Array2 &a2, const std::string &a2_name, const ScalarMag &tol, Teuchos::FancyOStream &out) |
| Compare if two array objects are the same or not up to a relative floating point precision. | |
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Value: (out) << #statement ";\n"; \
statement;
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
(out) << #v1" = "<<Teuchos::toString(v1)<<" == "<<Teuchos::toString(v2)<<" : "; \
const bool l_result = (v1) == (v2); \
(out) << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Assert that a give object is true. This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
(out) << #v1" = "<<Teuchos::toString(v1)<<" == "#v2" = "<<Teuchos::toString(v2)<<" : "; \
const bool l_result = (v1) == (v2); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
(out) << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
(out) << #v1" = "<<Teuchos::toString(v1)<<" != "<<Teuchos::toString(v2)<<" : "; \
const bool l_result = (v1) != (v2); \
(out) << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
(out) << #v1" = "<<Teuchos::toString(v1)<<" != "#v2" = "<<Teuchos::toString(v2)<<" : "; \
const bool l_result = (v1) != (v2); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
(out) << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
const bool l_result = Teuchos::testRelErr( \
#v1, v1, #v2, v2, "tol", tol, "tol", tol, Teuchos::outArg(out) ); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
(out) << #iter1" == "#iter2" = : "; \
const bool l_result = (iter1) == (iter2); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
(out) << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
}
This macro does not try to print the iterators so it is more portable (in terms of types). This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
const bool l_result = ( (a)[i] == (val) ); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
if (printPass || !(l_result)) { \
out << #a"["<<i<<"] = " << Teuchos::toString((a)[i]) << " == "#val" = " << Teuchos::toString(val) \
<< " : " << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
} \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
const bool l_result = ( (a)[i] != (val) ); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
if (printPass || !(l_result)) { \
out << #a"["<<i<<"] = " << Teuchos::toString((a)[i]) << " != "#val" = " << Teuchos::toString(val) \
<< " : " << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
} \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
std::ostringstream a_i_str; \
a_i_str <<#a<<"("<<i<<","<<j<<")"; \
const bool l_result = Teuchos::testRelErr( \
a_i_str.str(), (a)(i,j), #val, val, "tol", tol, "tol", tol, \
(printPass) ? Teuchos::outArg(out) : Teuchos::null ); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
const bool l_result = ( (a)(i,j) == (val) ); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
if (printPass || !(l_result)) { \
out << #a"("<<i<<","<<j<<") = " << (a)(i,j) << " == "#val" = " << (val) \
<< " : " << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
} \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: { \
out << #v1" = "<<(v1)<<" "#comp" "#v2" = "<<(v2)<<" : "; \
const bool l_result = (v1) comp (v2); \
if (!l_result) (success) = false; \
(out) << Teuchos::passfail(l_result) << "\n"; \
}
This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: try { \ (out) << "Test that code {"#code";} throws " \ <<Teuchos::TypeNameTraits<ExceptType>::name()<<": "; \ code; \ (success) = false; \ (out) << "failed\n"; \ } \ catch (const ExceptType& except) { \ out << "passed\n"; \ out << "\nException message for expected exception:\n\n"; \ { \ Teuchos::OSTab tab(out); \ out << except.what() << "\n\n"; \ } \ } This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Value: try { \ (out) << "Test that code {"#code";} does not throw : "; \ code; \ (out) << "passes\n"; \ } \ catch (...) { \ (success) = false; \ out << "failed\n"; \ } This macro is not complicated so take a look for yourself! |
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Return "passed" for "failed".
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Compare if two array objects are the same or not. This function works with any two array objects are the same size and have the same element value types. The funtion is templated on the container types and therefore can compare any two objects that have size() and operator[](i) defined.
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Compare if two array objects are the same or not up to a relative floating point precision. This function works with any two array objects are the same size and have the same element value types. The funtion is templated on the container types and therefore can compare any two objects that have size() and operator[](i) defined.
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