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- Log ----------------------------------------------------------------- commit a7e4428c5be2b76f6f546c5b2a8d157af7cecb5a Author: Ian Hinder ian.hinder@aei.mpg.de Date: Tue Dec 10 15:42:23 2013 +0100
CarpetProlongateTest test_interp: Regenerate test data after correction to test parameter file
Commit df79d5403ee5a410d0b8ee9a54b99d0434029c9a corrected the {x,y,z}max of the interpolation coordinates. Previously they were equal to {x,y,z}min, meaning that only a single point was being tested. However, the test data was never regenerated, and the test has been failing ever since. The interp differences are all zero, as is the error norm, so I am confident that the new data is correct.
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Summary of changes: .../carpetprolongatetest::interp_difference.d.asc | 25 +- .../carpetprolongatetest::interp_difference.x.asc | 49 +- ...carpetprolongatetest::interp_difference.xyz.asc | 445 +++++------ .../carpetprolongatetest::interp_difference.y.asc | 49 +- .../carpetprolongatetest::interp_difference.z.asc | 49 +- .../carpetprolongatetest::interp_errornorm..asc | 31 +- .../test_interp/carpetprolongatetest::scalar.d.asc | 73 +- .../test_interp/carpetprolongatetest::scalar.x.asc | 769 ++++++++++---------- .../test_interp/carpetprolongatetest::scalar.y.asc | 769 ++++++++++---------- .../test_interp/carpetprolongatetest::scalar.z.asc | 769 ++++++++++---------- 10 files changed, 1533 insertions(+), 1495 deletions(-)
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