8 Commits

Author SHA1 Message Date
Alexey Sokolov
a015950eaa
Use external Catch2 if available in cmake build (#600) 2023-03-25 13:29:08 -04:00
Graham Pentheny
4fef044660 Unit test to check for crashes in rasterizing long, skinny triangles
Specifically, when rasterizing a triangle into a heightfield with width or height of 0.  This can happen when the input geometry bounding box extents are less than half the cell size in either x or z.  This is a degenerate case, but can crop up in real life scenarios (see https://github.com/godotengine/godot/issues/65764) so we should at least ensure it doesn't crash here.
2022-11-25 19:55:38 -05:00
Piotr Piastucki
3901c5854c
Fix incorrect rasterization at tile borders (#476)
* Fix incorrect rasterization at tile borders

Clip the polygon at the tile border and disregard coordinates outside of
the tile before clamping.

* Added unit test with minimal repro case for the rasterization issue fixed in PR #476

Co-authored-by: Graham Pentheny <graham.pentheny@gmail.com>
2022-11-23 02:42:03 -05:00
Graham Pentheny
7dfa9849ca Updated Catch2 testing library to v3.1.1
https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2

Updated tests with new API changes as well.
2022-11-07 23:34:36 -05:00
Maciej Babinski
bec073c947 Switch expandRegions to using a rcTempVector of structs rather than a blob of ints.
Also updates rcVector::clear() to not require the contained type to be default-constructible.
2018-05-15 16:43:11 +02:00
mbabinski-at-google
fa7debb0c3 Add homebrewed rcVector class and tests, and use it to implement rcIntArray. (#318)
This implements most of the std::vector interface, with some minor elisions of
infrequently used methods such as "insert", and some STL bookkeeping.
Performance is favorable compared to std::vector, and, in some cases, somewhat
better than naive code to manually manage a malloc'd dynamic array.

BM_FlatArray_Push:                     100 iterations in   72889721 nanos:  728897.21 nanos/it
BM_FlatArray_Fill:                     100 iterations in    2700746 nanos:   27007.46 nanos/it
BM_FlatArray_Memset:                   100 iterations in    2687810 nanos:   26878.10 nanos/it
BM_rcVector_Push:                      100 iterations in   51114316 nanos:  511143.16 nanos/it
BM_rcVector_PushPreallocated:          100 iterations in    9532106 nanos:   95321.06 nanos/it
BM_rcVector_Assign:                    100 iterations in    2371534 nanos:   23715.34 nanos/it
BM_rcVector_AssignIndices:             100 iterations in    2573052 nanos:   25730.52 nanos/it
BM_rcVector_Resize:                    100 iterations in    2455761 nanos:   24557.61 nanos/it
BM_stdvector_Push:                     100 iterations in   71739167 nanos:  717391.67 nanos/it
BM_stdvector_PushPreallocated:         100 iterations in   15723737 nanos:  157237.37 nanos/it
BM_stdvector_Assign:                   100 iterations in    2564985 nanos:   25649.85 nanos/it
BM_stdvector_AssignIndices:            100 iterations in    5174923 nanos:   51749.23 nanos/it
BM_stdvector_Resize:                   100 iterations in    2520054 nanos:   25200.54 nanos/it
2018-05-13 16:22:56 +02:00
grahamboree
c9bacf3c9c Unit tests for a good number of Recast functions.
These are by no means complete coverage of the functions they test, but are at least a start.  For consistency, all floating point comparisons use Approx(), regardless of whether they need to or not.

Removed unnecessary C++11 unique_ptr stuff, now that rcHeightfield has a constructor and destructor.
2016-03-29 01:04:51 -04:00
Graham Pentheny
512ec1fdfd Unit testing framework.
* Tests live in a "Tests" folder alongside the other components.  Inside the "Tests" folder, tests are split into folders by the component they test.  For example, the example unit test of "rcVdot" (which is implmemented in Recast/Recast.h) lives in "Tests/Recast/Tests_Recast.h".
* Uses the Catch testing framework
* One example test of "rcVdot"
* Tests are run on Travis and Appveyor after every build.  Failing unit tests will fail the build in both case.
* Added instructions on running unit tests to the readme
2016-01-06 18:22:39 -05:00