Debugging and testing

When you build Eradication.exe or Eradication binary for Linux from the EMOD source code, it’s important to debug the code and run regression tests to be sure your changes didn’t inadvertently change EMOD functionality. You can run simulations directly from Visual Studio to step through the code, troubleshoot any build errors you encounter, and run the standard EMOD regression tests or create a new regression test.

Warning

If you modify the source code to add or remove configuration or campaign parameters, you may need to update the code used to produce the schema. You must also verify that your simulations are still scientifically valid.

• Set log levels
  • Set default Eradication.exe level
  • Set level for individual files
  • Throttle redundant logging
• Run debug simulations in Visual Studio
• Troubleshooting EMOD builds
  • Unknown compiler version
  • Inconsistent DLL linkage
  • Error 255
  • Error LNK4272
• Regression testing
  • Run regression tests
  • Create a new regression test
• Scientific feature testing
  • Run locally