On Feb 25, 2009, at 1:38 AM, Francesco RUNDO wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm a user of LTP. I use LTP for testing SH based Linux kernel for  
> our embedded systems.
>
> I'm using a kernel 2.6.23.
>
> I've downloaded latest LTP release: ltp-full-20090131.tgz. I've  
> found the following issues:
>
> 1) I found some instructions on some LTP Makefiles reporting direct  
> calls to "gcc" or "g++" instead of using the related env. variables $ 
> (CC) and/or $(CXX). The usage of gcc/g++ hardcoded, didn't allow to  
> cross-build the related LTP tests. I've done a patch  which is  
> attached  to this email ( ltp-full-20090131-allow-cross-build- 
> fix.patch).
>
> 2) Under $LTP_ROOT/lib/ there are the tlibio.[ch] files which  
> include some code based on Async IO functionalities. The Async IO is  
> well supported if LTP was built with glibc but it is not supported  
> by uclibc as, currently, the uclibc doesn't provide AsyncIO  
> extensions. I think the code for AsyncIO, have to be placed under  
> "#if !defined (__UCLIBC__)". I've made a patch to fix it. (ltp- 
> full-20090131-uclibc-tlibio-aio-fix.patch).
>
> Please, let me know.
> Thanks.

The makefile changes look ok, but I'm unsure why the UCLIBC stuff is  
being revived though...
Thanks,
-Garrett


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