Christian Jullien wrote:
On OpenBSD:
I noticed some tests were excluded but the reasons were say
not really obvious:
Test: 106_pthread...
From it's name it's testing pthreads. OpenBSD appears to have
pthreads. So what is the deal?
Test: 113_btdll...
Seen from the snippet below, tcc does or wants to support
DLL/SO's on OpenBSD:
#if TARGETOS_OpenBSD ...
/* add crt end if not memory output */
if (s1->output_type == TCC_OUTPUT_DLL)
tcc_add_crt(s1, "crtendS.o");
Test: 114_bound_signal...
^^^^ wait forever
This tests tends to hang on linux too (sometimes), Might
be an occasion to find out why.
It's more strange on Windows, when I try to build a 32/64bits version
boostrapped from gcc, it builds tcc and two backends.
Can be great to do things differently and to love it but for the
other people I would recommend to try out the busybox pack for tcc
on windows here: http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases/tinycc/
-- gr
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