On Wed, Jan 12, 2022 at 08:19:02PM -0600, Glenn Washburn wrote: > Tests can be put into two categories, native (tests that run on the build > system) and non-native (tests run in QEMU). For any two targets (even of > completely different architectures), the native tests will be running the > same binary code (because they will be compiled for and run on the build > machine), and thus will have the same result. So when building and > running tests for multiple targets on a build machine, the native tests on > need be run once. This can decrease the runtime of a multi-target test run > significantly (like hours). This patch series makes it possible to run only > run the non-native tests (skipping the native tests) by partitioning the set > of tests into native and non-native based on whether QEMU is used by the test. > The first patch is not necessary, but makes things look cleaner.
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