On Tue, 29 Oct 2024 at 19:25, Sam James sam@gentoo.org wrote:
Christophe Lyon christophe.lyon@linaro.org writes:
On Sat, 26 Oct 2024 at 14:17, Sam James via Gcc-regression gcc-regression@gcc.gnu.org wrote:
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Should be fixed with r15-4692-g40fedaf35fa99a9728d5b84d47035f4c92e1ba90.
Thanks for the feedback. So now it's an "assemble" only test, rather than a "(LTO) link" one?
Yes. What I'm doing (and have been doing the last few months) is finding tests which were never being run and fixing them up. In this case, I found a bunch of tests in lto/ which were being ignored because their filename was wrong. I missed that the tbaa test was broken when comparing results at first after I'd renamed it and made some initial fixes.
In the end, there were a few problems left:
- when doing a "proper LTO" test, the needed dump isn't available (so
moved to be an assemble + LTO test);
- the scan fails when the dump needed is actually possible, so I XFAIL'd
and filed a bug for Honza to look at (PR117299).
Great, thanks for the clarification.
Christophe
thanks, sam