On 8/19/2013 1:48 PM, Gedare Bloom wrote:
I think you can use the rtems-testing.git module with the pc386 script
to run the tmtests in non-interactive mode. Then you just need to run
all of them (easy to script), and it should dump the output to the
"log/" subdirectory. I think there are instructions on our wiki page
about Qemu... ask if you don't figure it out easily. :)
Yep. That's about it.
pc386 *.exe
or even "pc386 `find . -name "*.exe"` from the top
of the build tree.
Replace pc386 with any BSP which has a simulator run script
that's supported and it operates the same.
-Gedare
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 12:34 PM, Philipp Eppelt
<[email protected]> wrote:
Is there an automatic way to do all tmtests on qemu?
The score-libcpu_native patch is ready. I just need to do the tests.
On 08/15/2013 06:25 PM, Joel Sherrill wrote:
My experience in the past is that it is accurate enough to see changes. It is
more about the relative change that precise numbers.
Gedare Bloom <[email protected]> wrote:
You ought to test the patch that moves code from score to libcpu with
the tmtests to ensure that none of the timing changes. (Hm, does
pc386/qemu offer accurate tmtest timing results?)
-Gedare
On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 1:36 PM, Gedare Bloom <[email protected]> wrote:
Please merge the part of the libcpu_i386_midterm.patch that contains
the relocated code into the score_i386_midterm.patch since the score
patch will not work right without reimplementing the libcpu part. Make
the addition of the virtual subdirectory of the libcpu a separate
patch that includes everything needed for it to work, probably by
merging it with the virtPok BSP.
Please try to submit the patches directly to the mailing list with
git-send-email, it is easier to review patches that are emailed
directly instead of attached. Instructions can be found on the RTEMS
wiki Git_Users page.
Other notes:
* avoid two or more blank lines in a row
* break lines longer than 80 characters
* don't use "Intel" to specify the i386 type in comments (other x86
brands should work..)
* put the extern "C" after include files. "C" files should not need
it, only header files.
* Delete "Formerly contained in and extracted from libcpu/i386/cpu.h"
from interrupts.h header comment. Possibly add comment "Relocated from
score/cpu/i386"
* rename files to avoid humpBackNotation. Files in RTEMS are usually
alllowercase so let us follow the usual way.
* Remove "Date: XX/YY/ZZZZ" from file comments
* Replace "Author: Philipp Eppelt" with a copyright statement e.g.
"Copyright (c) 2013 Philipp Eppelt."
* "virt_disableInterrupts" and "virt_enableInterrupts" are undefined.
Also they should be given a proper RTEMS name, e.g.
_CPU_Virtual_Disable_interrupts() or something.
* Add your copyright to the virtual/include/rtems/score/interrupts.h.
You substantially transformed this code and should lay claim to your
copyright.
-Gedare
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 4:17 PM, Philipp Eppelt
<[email protected]> wrote:
Patch for libcpu, introducing CPU models 'native' and 'virtual' and
implementing functions removed from score.
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