> One thing that QEMU testing cannot do well is testing threaded > applications and memory models. And with a fast enough processor, > sometimes QEMU testing will be much slower. I have an example is > running on a ThunderX (or even an Octeon 3 for those MIPS guys here > :)). Doing a bootstrap/test will only take around 2 hours if you use > all of the cores (48 of them). While doing a compiler build and > test on a x86_64 using QEMU takes 4-5 hours instead. > Sorry to wander off-topic....
I've been trying to source MIPS and MIPS64 in the US, but I've had a lot of trouble finding them. They appear to be more popular in India and China. I thought I tracked down a MIPS dev board, but the store did not carry it. Can you make any recommendations for a MIPS or MIPS64 test board that's reasonably priced? It would be nice if it could run, say, Debian 8 or Fedora and a Buildbot slave for daily testing. Jeff _______________________________________________ Gcc-cfarm-users mailing list Gcc-cfarm-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gcc-cfarm-users
