(Comparison numbers are vs. the results posted for GCC 3.0 CVS HEAD) Results for 3.2.2 20030131 (Debian prerelease) testsuite on i386-pc-netbsdelf-gnu LAST_UPDATED: Native configuration is i386-pc-netbsdelf-gnu
=== g++ Summary ===
# of expected passes 7357 (590 more)
# of expected failures 89 (no change)
# of untested testcases 15 (no change)
# of unsupported tests 3 (2 more)
(added for comparison)
# of unexpected failures 0 (123 less)
# of unexpected successes 0 (3 less)
=== g77 Summary ===
# of expected passes 1458 (6 more)
# of unsupported tests 8 (no change)
=== gcc Summary ===
# of expected passes 18645 (1028 more)
# of unexpected failures 4 (21 less)
# of unexpected successes 1 (1 more *** REGRESSION)
# of expected failures 67 (13 more)
# of unsupported tests 46 (9 more)
(added for comparison)
# of unresolved testcases 0 (8 fewer)
=== objc Summary ===
# of expected passes 1035 (1 less)
# of expected failures 6 (no change)
=== libstdc++-v3 Summary ===
# of expected passes 421 (90 more)
# of unexpected successes 10 (1 more *** REGRESSION)
# of expected failures 16 (no change)
# of unsupported tests 6 (no change)
(added for comparison)
# of unexpected failures 0 (12 less)
As you can see, apart from a couple of regressions which should probably
get tracked down, it looks like GCC 3.2.2 is in far better shape as a
compiler than GCC CVS HEAD just after 3.0.4.
Note that the latest gcc-3.2 package compiles binaries that target
/lib/ld.elf_so as the dynamic linker, so they *will not work*
unless you have libc12 installed, or you do a manual workaround to
arrange for the linker to live there. Packages should be up on the
debian-bsd.lightbearre.com archive shortly.
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Joel Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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