== Progress==
lowlevellock performance bugs - TCWG-435 [5/10]
* Tried various methods to build/test glibc for aarch64
* Eventually succeeded (tests passed)
cbuild benchmarking - TCWG-360 [3/10]
* cbuildized spec2xxx scripts working as far as 'run'
Meetings/mail/etc [2/10]
== Plan ==
Holiday
== Progress ==
* Investigate and fix building glibc for ARM with -mtls-dialect=gnu2 (3/10)
* Investigate ld TLS behaviour for Huawei (1/10)
* Refactor scripts to enable benchmarking postgresql malloc
performance (2/10, TCWG-441)
* Patch review and testing (1/10)
* Diagnose and fix glibc testsuite
== Progress ==
* Kernel (CARD-1246 4/10)
- Named registers committed in Clang
- GCC seems to break on local named regs, too.
- Trying to change the kernel code to use only globals for non-GPRs
- Adding support for pointer types, and structure fields in GNRVs
* Benchmarks (CARD-716 0/10)
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== Progress ==
* GCC trunk cross-validation (4/10)
- build broken last week-end, because of a
new optimization that broke glibc build.
- glibc fixed by Joseph mid-week, updated
- to help diagnose build failures earlier, I have setup
a reduced version of the validation framework,
Hi,
I have tried out a prototype of using binfmt_misc, and it does not appear to be
a worthwhile solution at this point.
Bottom line: with a nice fast multi-core x86 server and a pool of ARM boards we
can test GCC in ~20min.
Testing setup:
- Core i3 2-core host
- Chromebook 2-core target, SSD
On May 24, 2014, at 5:10 PM, Maxim Kuvyrkov maxim.kuvyr...@linaro.org wrote:
Hi,
I have tried out a prototype of using binfmt_misc, and it does not appear to
be a worthwhile solution at this point.
Bottom line: with a nice fast multi-core x86 server and a pool of ARM boards
we can test
