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They are many ways to generate base-files serving as a reference when running the test. It can be done by applying the post-process tools **alya2pos** or **mpio2txt** on the `alya.bin` or `mpio.bin` post-process files, or can be directly generated by alya. In that case, be sure that the numbers you want to compare follow this format:
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```
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(-)D.DDDDDDDDE(+/-)DDD
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```
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With `D` whatever digit between 0 and 9.
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Examples:
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* Positive numbers > 1:
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* `0.12345678E+002`
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* `1.23456789E+001`
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* Positive numbers < 1:
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* `0.12345678E-002`
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* `1.23456789E-003`
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* Negative numbers < -1:
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* `-0.12345678E+002`
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* `-1.23456789E+001`
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* Negative numbers > -1:
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* `-0.12345678E-002`
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* `-1.23456789E-003`
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If the number does not follow this format, it will be ignored by the testsuite. If all the numbers are ignored, it will generate the **empty base** error during the test execution. |
