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To obtain the test executable files you need the third party '''Cpp Unit''' library and to compile Victor with a special flag. | To obtain the test executable files you need the third party '''Cpp Unit''' library and to compile Victor with a special flag. | ||
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Revision as of 16:18, 10 October 2014
This page is dedicated to developers of new tools and people involved in the Victor maintenance.
Doxygen
The Doxygen documentation provides a comprehensive view of the Victor package. Is possible to navigate the class hierarchy, search for specific functions and their detailed description. For an overview of the implemented algorithms and methods visit the Introduction, Features and Reference pages. The current Doxygen documentation is available at:
Victor Doxygen Documentation
Unit test
Victor come along with a Unit Test suite providing an effective tool for testing core classes and the most important functions. The implemented tests have been organized by package (Align2, Biopool, Energy and Lobo). Each test has its own executable that will became available in bin/ after compiling (TestAlign2, TestBiopool, TestEnergy and TestLobo).
To obtain the test executable files you need the third party Cpp Unit library and to compile Victor with a special flag. In Ubuntu this library (Cpp Unit) is available in the libcppunit-dev package. To install the library do:
sudo apt-get install libcppunit-dev
After that, to compile Victor tests:
make test=1
