I'm trying to run test-suite for x86 in order to verify a target independent patch before I put it back.
The patch has been approved.
What is the best way to run it in order to get maximum coverage and have results where I can tell that I have not regressed anything (as well as the test-suite can help with that)?
I've already tested it against the Mips compiler but we have a slightly modified harness.
It seems that some things about test-suite have changed from when I last ran the suite on x86 a month ago when I was first testing the patch.
Tia.
Reed
I run the test suite by CD-ing into /projects/test-suite and running "make TEST=simple -j 4".
I was running on ubuntu but just typed "make" in test-suite.
When I type "make TEST=simple" it seems to work ok, with about 3 or 4 failures from other tests. I am resynching source right now to see if those problems go away.
reed kotler wrote:
I was running on ubuntu but just typed "make" in test-suite.
When I type "make TEST=simple" it seems to work ok, with about 3 or
Why isn't make in the test-suite defaulting to TEST=simple when TEST is not set?
Thanks,
Sebastian
I thought that was how it worked the last time I used it but not now.