Lennart Sorensen <lsorense <at> csclub.uwaterloo.ca> writes: > Which kernel version are you running? Is it the Debian kernel package? > Which CPU do you have?
I wish I knew! It's not my machine: it's a Python buildbot that I have no control over. The only debugging method I have available is to check in a change to the Python svn repository and then wait for the next run of the buildbot to see the results. The buildbot only runs once a day, which makes this whole method of debugging rather painful. I'm at least partially responsible for some of the code that's causing Python test failures, which is why I'm trying to track this down. I'll check in some autoconf tests to report the kernel version and the output from uname. Any idea what command I should use to figure out which CPU the machine has? > Some kernel versions left out the MATH_EMU option on alpha in Debian, > and older CPUs are not IEEE compliant if the math_emu module isn't > loaded (or built in) while newer ones are. Things like rounding seem to > behave differently for example. Interesting. Thanks for this---it gives me some new things to think about. Mark -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
