> On 16/07/25 00:55, Jose E. Marchesi wrote: >> >>> Hi Jose, >>> On 15/07/25 22:55, Jose E. Marchesi wrote: >>>> Hi Piyush. >>>> This form of the script looks generally good to me. >>>> May be a good time to move to the second stage of the project, which >>>> if >>>> I am not mistaken consists in creating some dejagnu infrastructure so we >>>> can get testsuites running the script on the test sources. >>> >>> I’m working on a draft patch to discuss the approach before fully >>> implementing it. Understanding how DejaGnu and the GCC testsuite work >>> internally took some time. I have some doubts about the best places to >>> make edits for certain functionalities, and I’ll detail them in the >>> draft patch. >> Yes, it is often better to ask sooner than later. People in this >> list >> know about both dejagnu and the GCC testsuite infrastructure. > Thanks, I’ll clean up the draft and try to share it by today > >>>> At this point it would be good if this and future series would be >>>> available in some public branch somewhere until the stuff is ready to go >>>> in the main gcc.git repository. Do you have access to some suitable >>>> forge or similar? Otherwise you may want to use forge.sourceware.org. >>> >>> I’ve been using my GitHub repository: >>> https://github.com/PiyushRaj927/gcc to push patches, will this work? >>> I can keep a dedicated branch there for accepted patches. If >>> preferred, I can also set up a repository on forge.sourceware.org >> That works just fine, thanks :) >> I assume the branch is ebpf-compiletests. > Yes >> As we discussed, it would be good to have a page in the wiki to document >> this effort, something like https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/BPFRunTimeTests. >> I can create it and point to your github repo and branch, for >> starters. >> If you create an account in the wiki then I will give you write >> access >> so you can update the page. >> Sounds good to you? > Yes, that sounds good. I’ve created my account with the username > “PiyushRaj” using the same email as in this thread.
I added you to the EditorGroup page. You should now be able to edit https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/BPFRunTimeTests and other pages. Please give it a try.
