Since ALL of the tests crashed, it means one of three things:
A) The executeables are not present where the integration.py script is looking for them. That would be rosetta_source/bin/*.(OS)(compiler)(release/debug). Did you compile release mode?
The integration test script cannot properly determine your build settings and is looking for gcc executeables when you built with icc, or a similar problem. You can try these flags (cut from the script itself). If you don’t have release/gcc/no extras, use these flags to fix it.
parser.add_option(“-c”, “–compiler”,
default=”gcc”,
help=”In selecting binaries, which compiler was used? (default: gcc)”,
)
parser.add_option(“–mode”,
default=”release”,
help=”In selecting binaries, which mode was used? (default: release)”,
)
parser.add_option(“–extras”,
default=”default”,
dest=”extras”,
help=”in selecting binaries, which options were specified? (default: default)”,
)
C) Something is catastrophically wrong with your build, like trying to run a 64-bit build on a 32-bit system. You can check this by:
cd rosetta_source/bin
fixbb.(whatever extension)
If it errors with a complaint about missing score stuff from the database, you’re good.
If it errors with something weird, like “illegal instruction”, then it’s built wrong somehow.