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The problem was that the Python "%" operator does not behave exactly like the C function fmod(). However, there is a Python function math.fmod() that does act just like its counterpart in C. Now astro_check output is *identical* between Python and C, at least on my Windows 10 laptop. Reinstated "ctest diff" in unit tests to make sure the two implementations stay in sync.
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29 lines
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#!/bin/bash
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Fail()
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{
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echo "ERROR($0): $1"
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exit 1
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}
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python3 --version || Fail "Cannot print python version"
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python3 test.py time || Fail "Failure reported by test.py (time)"
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python3 test.py apsis || Fail "Failed Python apsis tests."
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python3 test.py magnitude || Fail "Failed Python magnitude tests."
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python3 test.py moon || Fail "Failure reported by test.py (moon)"
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python3 test.py seasons seasons/seasons.txt || Fail "Failed Python seasons test."
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python3 test.py moonphase moonphase/moonphases.txt || Fail "Failed Python moon phase test."
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python3 test.py riseset riseset/riseset.txt || Fail "Failed Python rise/set tests."
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python3 test.py elongation || Fail "Failed Python elongation tests."
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for file in temp/py_longitude_*.txt; do
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./generate check ${file} || Fail "Failed verification of file ${file}"
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echo ""
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done
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echo "$0: Generating Python test output."
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time python3 test.py astro_check > temp/py_check.txt || Fail "Failure in Python astro_check"
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./generate check temp/py_check.txt || Fail "Verification failure for Python unit test output."
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./ctest diff temp/{py,js}_check.txt || Fail "Diff(py,js) failure."
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exit 0
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