Hi,
Thanks to you guys I am making progress. I have
posted results for sparc and powerpc and
filed a couple of PRs. Unfortunately I tried to
post i386 results this morning and got bounced
for spam. :(
On the i386, I think a test configuration issue
is negatively impacting the results.
I am running the tests on qemu which simulates
a vanilla i386 w/FPU. We invoke it like this:
qemu -M isapc -m 4 -boot a \
-fda ${fd0Image} -hda fat:${hd0Dir} \
-monitor null -nographic -serial stdio
This means I don't have SSE or any vector
capabilities on the simulator. The compiler
itself is multilib'ed and does have the feature.
I have ~475 reported failures and throwing
out i386/sse and /vect/ tests reduces the
FAIL count to 112.
grep ^FAIL j1 | grep -v i386/sse | grep -v /vect/ | wc -l
So at least 75% of the failures are a board
specific target configuration issue.
How can I mark these tests as Not Applicable?
I suspect this is also causing problems on
the PowerPC with Altivec.
I can see that I am going to have to have help
to make a first cut at separating the wheat from
the chafe in these results. :(
Thanks.
--joel
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