nathan binkert wrote: >>> qemu has a tests directory and in it, there seems to be a pretty >>> substantial tester for opcodes at least half of those opcodes are >>> listed. >>> >> Yes, thank you. That's been very helpful in general. I think someone >> actually recommended it before, but I'd misinterpreted the description >> of what was in there. To whoever that was, sorry I didn't listen! >> > > So, have you started using them already? Either way, it seems like it > would be a great test to have in the regression suite. > > Nate > _______________________________________________ > m5-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://m5sim.org/mailman/listinfo/m5-dev > Yes and yes. All the bugs I fixed last night I found with a massaged version of the main test program from there and more will be coming. I'm definitely planning on using it as a regression in SE, and also as the program to run in FS once the kernel is booted because it can use some syscalls we don't support in SE. I want to wait until things aren't changing so much, aka until the output matches and more of the phases of the test run, before making it into a regression.
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