On Feb 20, 2006, at 11:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've been testing gcc-4.1 RC1 on x86-linux-gnu with SPEC CPU 2000.
Benchmark Plain compile Profile Driven Compile
168.wupwise Vt C2,Vt
172.mgrid Vt C2,Vt
177.mesa OK OK
179.art OK OK
187.facerec Vt C2,Vt
189.lucas OK C2,Vt
200.sixtrack Vt C2,Vt
171.swim Vt C2,Vt
173.applu OK C2,Vt
178.galgel C1 C1
This is because galgel is written in fixed form, you have to supply
-ffixed-form to the compiler.
183.equake OK OK
188.ammp OK OK
191.fma3d Vt C2,Vt
301.apsi Vt C2,Vt
These are all Fortran tests that are failing. Are you sure that you
are not doing something wrong? Like not copying the right files?
Anyways this is not enough information to go on to figure out what is
going on. If you supply the .log file, it might be useful but then
again
it might not. Just saying they fail is going to be enough.
176.gcc C1 (reorg.c) C1 (reorg.c)
You need the alliterative source for this test.
Also these all work on the mainline at -O3 with no troubles and I know
feedback works correctly also, at least for powerpc-linux.
Thanks,
Andrew Pinski
