I have a schema like so:
struct Initialization {
random @0 :Bool = true;
radius @1 :Float64 = 1.0;
file @2 :Text;
}
and a matching test file to make sure I understand behavior:
TEST(initilizationTests, MemoryInitialization) {
const char * initialization_file = "initialize.cs";
::capnp::MallocMessageBuilder message;
capnStan::Initialization::Builder init =
message.initRoot<capnStan::Initialization>();
init.setRandom(true);
init.setRadius(3.3);
init.setFile(initialization_file);
EXPECT_EQ(init.getRandom(), true);
EXPECT_DOUBLE_EQ(init.getRadius(), 3.3);
EXPECT_EQ(init.getRadius(), 3.3);
EXPECT_EQ(std::string(init.getFile().cStr()),
std::string(initialization_file));
}
I was hoping to round-trip a double successfully through the 'radius' field
and it works (in so far as the
floating point equality and exact equality tests pass). They likewise pass
for a test that writes the message
to a file in between. I was expecting/hoping that this would be the case
on a single machine.
I'm not so sure about shipping the file between machines with different
hardware and what to expect
there. Does anybody have experience with that offhand?
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