dmlc--dgl
Quan (Andy) Gan
3b0c0cec46
* enable sparse on windows and mac * that was stupid * let's see what's going on.. * [Sparse] Fix the import error on Mac OS. When using template functions that are defined in source files from DGL, the loader of MacOS somehow cannot find their definitions. This fix simply avoids depending on template functions from DGL headers. With this fix, the sparse tests all pass on the MAC environment. * ok this is the problem * make errors clearer * uh * test * Update __init__.py * disabling ddp on windows --------- Co-authored-by: czkkkkkk <zekucai@gmail.com>
Unit test
Python Unittest
The code organization goes as follows:
backend: Additional unified tensor interface for supported frameworks. The functions there are only used in unit tests, not DGL itself. Note that the code there are not unit tests by themselves.compute: All framework-agnostic computation-related unit tests go there.${DGLBACKEND}(e.g.pytorchandmxnet): All framework-specific computation-related unit tests go there.graph_index: All unit tests for C++ graph structure implementation go there. The Python API being tested in this directory, if any, should be as minimal as possible (usually simple wrappers of corresponding C++ functions).lint: Pylint-related files.scripts: Automated test scripts for CI.
C++ Unittest
Compile with unittest by executing the command below
# Assume current directory is the root directory of dgl, and googletest submodule is initialized
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DBUILD_CPP_TEST=1
make -j${nproc}
./runUnitTests