== Progress == * More work on Jenkins/Cbuildv2 integration. * Finished reviewing all 81 wiki pages I had to review. * Added a 'dryrun' option to Cbuildv2 that displays all configure and make command lines without executing them as a learning aid. * Added 'make check' to toolchain builds via Jenkins/Cbuildv2. * Added a simple "Hello World" test case in C++ to toolchain builds in Cbuildv2 to make sure the fresh build minimally works. * Added several more sections to the Cbuildv2 Usage wiki page. * Cbuildv2 can now downloads and builds several projects/ (QT, GTK, etc...) as a toolchain test. * Got the LAVA team to make many tweaks to Jenkins and other stuff to support TCWG needs for Cbuildv2. Now Jenkins does a toolchain build of all supported architectures for each commit to GCC upstream. * Two small wildland fires this week, plus 3 motorcycle accidents.
== Plan == * More work on binary releases via Cbuildv2. * Import test results into Jenkins. * Continued work on Jenkins/Cbuildv2 integration.
== Issues == * Libmudflap, needs -ldl, or make check fails when linking with --as-needed (used on Ubuntu by default). * On chromebook using a raring chroot, 'make check' for mpfr has these three test cases: tasinh, tcot, and tcsc which consume all the memory and hang when run with the other infrastructure libraries via Cbuildv2. The ttan and tsinh tests segfault, and tgamma return an incorrect result. These same test cases all pass if I use Cbuildv2 to only build and test mpfr. Weird...