gilles.chanteperdrix wrote: > ---------- Debut du message initial ----------- > > De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > A : "xenomai-core" xenomai-core@gna.org,"Gilles > Chanteperdrix" [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Copies : > Date : Mon, 18 Sep 2006 11:30:45 +0200 > Objet : rare brokenness in latency output - FPU bug! > >> Gilles, what info do you need? It's all the latest on x86 here: >> 2.6.17.13 (.config attached), ipipe-1.4, SVN #1646, gcc4.1.0. > > It would be interesting if you could: > - try reverting the last FPU changes
Meanwhile identified: 1595 for trunk, likely 1597 for 2.2.x (so 2.2.3 is affected as well). > - try to narrow down the issue by reducing the number of > threads created > by switchtest (for example, try keeping only the threads whose > switch > fails) I tried both with "rtup0 rtup0 rtup_ufpp0 rtup_ufpp0" and only "rtup0 rtup_ufpp0", but that seems to work fine. > - try dumping the FPU context before the first fp_regs_set, > chances are that the FPU context is already clobbered before > the first fp_regs_set; I guess in rtup() in the switchtest driver, right? Will try. > when the FPU context is already clobbered, running fp_regs_set > set the > value of the already set registers to qnan, and fp_regs_check > returns > INT_MAX when the register is set to qnan. I will send tomorrow > the > header I use for converting FPU contexts into human readable form. > TIA.
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