This is because these test use various incarnations of printf, which uses FPU instructions regardless of whether you actually print out floats or not. All these these tests need either to mark the init thread as FP, or use a printf variant that does not use FPU instructions.
Jiri. On 07/18/2017 10:58 AM, Sebastian Huber wrote: > The following tests fail now on the GR712RC due to FP disable exceptions: > > BLOCK 6 > BLOCK 14 > CONSTRUCTOR/DESTRUCTOR > CRYPT 1 > DUMPBUF 1 > FLASHDISK 1 > FSBDPART 1 > FSDOSFSFORMAT 1 > FSDOSFSNAME 1 > FSERROR DOSFS > FSERROR JFFS2 > FSERROR MOUNTED IMFS > FSERROR RFS > FSERROR ROOT IMFS > FSPERMISSION JFFS2 > FSPERMISSION MOUNTED IMFS > FSPERMISSION RFS > FSPERMISSION ROOT IMFS > FSRENAME MOUNTED IMFS > FTP 1 > libdl (RTL) 1 > libdl (RTL) 4 > libdl (RTL) 5 > MGHTTPD 1 > MONITOR 2 > MOUSE 1 > NETWORKING 1 > PSXFILE 1 > PSXIMFS 1 > PSXIMFS 2 > PSXPASSWD 2 > PSXPIPE 1 > PSXSTAT > SMP 1 > SMP 2 > SMP 3 > SMP 8 > SMP 9 > SMPAFFINITY 1 > SMPSCHEDULER 1 > SPERROR 1 > SPERROR 2 > SPERROR 3 > SYSCALL 1 > TAR 1 > TERMIOS 3 > TERMIOS 4 > TERMIOS 5 > TERMIOS 6 > TERMIOS 7 > _______________________________________________ devel mailing list devel@rtems.org http://lists.rtems.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
