Commit 8774f15 causes fly.CopterAVC test failure.
Here is the failure info below:
>>>> FAILED STEP: fly.CopterAVC at Tue May 17 13:21:56 2016 (fly_CopterAVC() got an unexpected keyword argument 'valgrind')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./Tools/autotest/autotest.py", line 406, in run_tests
if not run_step(step):
File "./Tools/autotest/autotest.py", line 232, in run_step
return arducopter.fly_CopterAVC(viewerip=opts.viewerip, map=opts.map, valgrind=opts.valgrind)
TypeError: fly_CopterAVC() got an unexpected keyword argument 'valgrind'
('check step: ', 'fly.CopterAVC')
FAILED 1 tests: ['fly.CopterAVC']
Here is the commit info below:
commit 8774f15b9a
Author: Peter Barker <pbarker@barker.dropbear.id.au>
Date: Mon Apr 11 18:05:39 2016 +1000
Tools: add valgrind option to autotest.py
:040000 040000 a111bc5b18609503f3b1 M Tools
Each library in ardupilot is a folder with the source in. That avoids build
failures when there are files in libraries/. That fixes#4099 ("waf doesn't
seem to like TAGS files") and #4093 ("sim_vehicle.py /w waf /w eclipse project
broken on Cygwin").
That problem can be reproduced by just creating a file in libraries/ and trying
to build with waf.
There should be a better way to confirm a path is an ardupilot library. That
can be done later.
When trying to execute sim_vehicle.py this is the current output:
Warning: Could not find '../Tools/autotest/../../ArduCopter/../build/sitl/bin/arducopter-quad',
starting '/bin/bash' instead. Please check your profile settings.
Fix the path to the binary and use absolute paths to ease the debug.
Add noreturn attribute to field_not_found(). This function always call
abort() if the field was not found. The compiler may not know about it
and may think some variables are used uninitialized:
../../Tools/Replay/LR_MsgHandler.cpp: In member function ‘void LR_MsgHandler_GPA_Base::update_from_msg_gpa(uint8_t, uint8_t*)’:
../../Tools/Replay/LR_MsgHandler.cpp:212:24: error: ‘sacc’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Werror=maybe-uninitialized]
gps.setHIL_Accuracy(gps_offset, vdop*0.01f, hacc*0.01f, vacc*0.01f, sacc*0.01f, have_vertical_velocity, sample_ms);
^
Instead of just initializing the variable (which is pointless in this case),
teach the compiler that this function never returns so require_field() works
properly.
