Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Tests still running, more later.
OK, I think it's stuck. It's been sitting here for the last few hours:
utils/dotest -c/fpcbuild-2.1.4/fpcsrc/compiler/ppcsparc -e test/tmmx1.pp
Abort: Compiler cpu "sparc" is not in list "i386"
utils/dotest -c/fpcbuild-2.1.4/fpcsrc/compiler/ppcsparc -e test/tmove.pp
utils/dotest -c/fpcbuild-2.1.4/fpcsrc/compiler/ppcsparc -e test/tmt1.pp
tmt1.pp doesn't look like it should take /that/ lomg to run, even on a 450MHz
system.
Noting seems to be taking an inordinate amount of CPU or memory, but I've got
about 99 tmt1 processes running all started 7 hours ago... is that right?
Ah- the kernel buffer is full of "Kernel unaligned access" messages. What I
can't say is whether this is the result of testing or because of something
that was being done on this machine a few minutes ago, however this is
suspiciously similar to the fault I was getting in Lazarus.
I'll leave the system in its current state if I can in case there's anything
worth checking.
Any hints appreciated :-)
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
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