Hello Could you please forward this upstream?
Thanks Sylvestre Le 17/02/2023 à 10:55, Andreas Beckmann a écrit :
Package: clang-15 Version: 1:15.0.6-4 Severity: important Control: block 1031414 with -1 While analyzing some autopkgtest regressions when pocl gets built with llvm-15 instead of llvm-14 (#1030298, #1031414), I finally managed to extract some parts of the kernel code generated by pocl (parts of the pocl OpenCL fmod(float, float) implementation, pocl_cl_fmod.ll) and added a small C wrapper to call the function (main.c, Makefile). The resulting program produces numeric results that differ in more than just the last digit depending on whether it was built with clang-14 or clang-15. $ ./test_pocl_cl_fmod_llvm14 a=0 b=0.1 c=0 d=0 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.1 b=0.1221239 c=0.1 d=0.1 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.2 b=0.14424779 c=0.055752218 d=0.055752218 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.3 b=0.16637169 c=0.13362832 d=0.13362832 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.4 b=0.18849558 c=0.023008853 d=0.023008853 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.5 b=0.21061946 c=0.078761071 d=0.078761071 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.6 b=0.23274337 c=0.13451329 d=0.13451329 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.7 b=0.25486726 c=0.19026548 d=0.19026548 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.8 b=0.27699116 c=0.24601769 d=0.24601769 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.9 b=0.29911503 c=0.0026548803 d=0.0026548803 abserr=0 relerr=0 $ ./test_pocl_cl_fmod_llvm15 a=0 b=0.1 c=0 d=0 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.1 b=0.1221239 c=0.1 d=0.1 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.2 b=0.14424779 c=0.055752218 d=0.055752218 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.3 b=0.16637169 c=0.13362832 d=0.13362832 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.4 b=0.18849558 c=0.023008853 d=0.023008853 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.5 b=0.21061946 c=0.078761071 d=0.078761071 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.6 b=0.23274337 c=0.13451327 d=0.13451329 abserr=1.49012e-08 relerr=6.4024e-08 a=0.7 b=0.25486726 c=0.19026548 d=0.19026548 abserr=0 relerr=0 a=0.8 b=0.27699116 c=0.24601772 d=0.24601769 abserr=-2.98023e-08 relerr=-1.07593e-07 FAIL a=0.9 b=0.29911503 c=0.0026548505 d=0.0026548803 abserr=2.98023e-08 relerr=9.9635e-08 c = _Z8_cl_fmodff(a, b) # from pocl d = fmodf(a, b) # from libc, as reference This happens on i386 with -march=i686, i.e. it generates x87 fpu code, not sse fpu code. The attached Makefile also works for creating 32-bit binaries on amd64 showing the behavior. Andreas
