We recommend you should run jobcheck_serial.sh in this directory every time you compile TurboRVB on your machine. If you compile TurboRVB with the modern CMake, you can use the ctest command.
- test_dft_open
- test_dft_pbc_gamma
- test_dft_pbc_twist_complex
- test_dft_pbc_twist_real
- test_dgemm_NN128
- test_dgemm_NT128
- test_dgemm_TT128
- test_dgemm_b_NN128
- test_dgemm_b_NT128
- test_dgemm_b_TT128
- test_dgemv_N256
- test_dgemv_T256
- test_dger2_256
- test_dger_256
- test_dgetrf_128
- test_dgetrfi_128
- test_dskmv_X256
- test_dtrsm_LRT128
- test_dtrsm_ULN128
- test_lrdmc
- test_lrdmc_new
- test_lrdmc_pfaff
- test_lrdmc_tilted
- test_offload_code_assessment
- test_offload_code_forcycle
- test_offload_data
- test_offload_if
- test_offload_pointer_trancription
- test_openmp_reduction
- test_vmc
- test_vmc_pfaff
- test_vmcpbc_tilted
- test_zgemm_CT128
- test_zgemm_NN128
- test_zgemm_NT128
- test_zgemm_b_NN128
- test_zgemm_b_NT128
- test_zgemm_b_TT128
- test_zgemv_C256
- test_zgemv_N256
- test_zgemv_T256
- test_zger2_256
- test_zgeru_256
- test_zgetrf_128
- test_zgetrfi_128
- test_zskmv_X256
- test_ztrsm_LLC128
- test_ztrsm_URN128
- testderiv
- testmp
- testmpi