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Re: Failing tests in glibc


Kars de Jong <jongk@cs.utwente.nl> writes:

|> >Submitter-Id:	net
|> >Originator:	Kars de Jong
|> >Organization:
|> >Confidential:	no
|> >Synopsis:	glibc fails math tests
|> >Severity:	serious
|> >Priority:	medium
|> >Category:	libc
|> >Class:		sw-bug
|> >Release:	libc-2.0.102
|> >Environment:
|> Host type: m68k-unknown-linux-gnu
|> System: Linux rincewind 2.1.127 #2 Mon Nov 16 21:51:19 CET 1998 m68k unknown
|> Architecture: m68k
|> CPU: 68060 with FPU and MMU

I cannot reproduce the problems on my 68030/68882.  It may be a bug in the
FPU emulation for the 68060.  Could you please run the math tests
(test-{float,double,ldouble}) manually with -v2, so that we can see how
much the computed values differ from the expected ones?

|> And in the posix directory:
|> (it does say (ignored) here so this might not be a real failure):

Yes, this failure is expected.

|> And finally in the io directory:
|> 
|> /bin/sh -e ftwtest-sh ../ ftwtest
|> ftwtest: error in loading shared libraries: ftwtest: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
|> cmp: EOF on /tmp/ftwtest.out

This is a bug in the makefile, which only happens because you are building
in the source directory, and will be fixed soon.  But it is recommended
anyway to build in a separate directory.

-- 
Andreas Schwab                                      "And now for something
schwab@issan.cs.uni-dortmund.de                      completely different"
schwab@gnu.org


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