On Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 09:40:26AM +0100, Leopold Toetsch wrote: > Did I already say 'dubious'? > All failing tests are floatingpoint, all use the fp_eq macro (though a > lot more tests use this macro and don't fail). But that's all. No common > schme beyond above, why tests fail. > > Could you set FLOAT_REGISTERS_TO_MAP to 0 near the end of > jit/i386/jit_emit.h? (Maybe there are some FP issues, which the compiler > can workaround but JIT isn't aware of)
All tests successful, 18 subtests skipped. Files=42, Tests=581, 4740 wallclock secs (101.76 cusr + 176.36 csys = 278.12 CPU) > Tracking this further down would need some extensive debug sessions on > this machine, which would currently imply to prepare pasm's w/o macros > and empty lines. In theory I can do extensive debugging sessions if I know what I'm looking for. As is, I can't make the machine accessible to anyone as it's sitting on the floor on a private Ethernet network without any direct or NATted connection to the outside world. The easiest way to make it externally accessible is to temporarily ship the motherboard (and 4 harddisks) to a case sitting somewhere on someone else's permanent connection. Except that then I can't use it while offline. Nicholas Clark
