Le jeudi 13 août 2026, 13:00:41 heure d’été d’Europe centrale John Paul Adrian Glaubitz a écrit : > Hi Bastien, > > On Thu, 2026-08-13 at 12:53 +0200, Bastien Roucaries wrote: > > In order to ease the user/devel experience I want for isa-support to create > > test for forky baseline
I forget to add my goal, the goal is to create a forky package forky-isa-support and backport it as last PU before release. Therefore user could do apt install forky-isa-support and it will fail if upgrade is not supported. Better user experience > > > > For now I test for armhf: > > > > armv8-support > > CPU feature checking - require ARMv8 > > > > neon-support > > Not sure I understand this. You want to raise armhf to ARMv8? Why would > anyone then install a 32-bit port when they could just use the 64-bit > port in the first place? Some packages need it, I agree with you about arm7 it is only for completeness. If you want to raise baseline ask for more test > > > For armhf/arm64 (will like to know if it exist supported cpu without crc) > > > > armv8crc-support > > CPU feature checking - require ARMv8CRC > > What's the advantage of requiring ARMv8CRC? Some package need it to me best knownelge for arm64 except one card every cpu has crc. > > > For amd64/i386 (i will like to only use psABI defintion so > > > > sse3-support > > vérification de caractéristique de CPU – besoin de SSE3 > > sse4.1-support > > CPU feature checking - require SSE4.1 > > sse4.2-support > > SSE4.2 > > x86-64-v2-support > > CPU feature checking - require x86-64-v2 > > x86-64-v3-support > > CPU feature checking - require x86-64-v3 > > Isn't that something that should be done using hwcaps support? Yes but some upstream are require sse3 > > for ppc/ppc64 > > > > altivec-support > > POWER8 already has AltiVec. So I could drop for ppc ? > For powerpc and ppc64, AltiVec is not > required in the baseline because there are some embedded systems > that people use that don't support AltiVec despite being more recent > than some of the first AltiVec CPUs. > > Adrian Thanks rouca > >
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