Hi Richard,
After adding some new ops, I can keep the conditional compare to the
end of tree-level optimization. As tests, I expand conditional compare
to BIT_AND_EXPR/BIT_IOR_EXPR, which still depend on later "combine"
pass to combine them.
Is it possible to expand it to *cmp_and/*cmp_ior like patterns?
What's the expected RTL representation for conditional compare after
expand and before combine?
Thanks!
-Zhenqiang
== Progress ==
4 day week was ill on Friday.
* AARCH64 gprof –c option support.
Completed and submitted patch in binutils and got it upstreamed.
http://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2013-05/msg00265.htmlhttp://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2013-05/msg00264.html
The committer has changed the logic and seems it is not working for
backward addresses. Sent him an offline mail to correct it.
http://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2013-05/msg00279.html
* AARCH64 gprof –glibc support.
Submitted patch and got is approved
http://sourceware.org/ml/libc-ports/2013-05/msg00098.html
* AARCH64 gprof – gcc support
Tested with removing test clause as suggested by Marcus (Aarch64 maintainer).
Marcus wants me to send two separate patches. Will be posting it.
* AARCH64 testing
Got boot strap failure with GCC 4.9 trunk on open embedded image with
glibc changes.
To confirm it is not a regression I ran with the openembedded image
available at Linaro download site.
Bootstrap failure can be reproduced. I am documenting the steps to
increase the size of image and also
Steps to reproduce boot strap failure in the model.
== Plan ==
* Continue bootstrap testing and push patches to GCC
* libssp support for Aarch64
* Linaro connect travel prep.
Misc
------
Planned leave 29-5-2013.
== Issues ==
* None.
== Progress ==
* LRA on ARM and AArch64:
- Reduced the ARM test case.
- The issue occurs during the constraints alternatives choice.
- Debug still ongoing.
== Plan ==
* LRA, LRA and LRA
== Progress ==
VRP based zero/sign extension
- Got some review comments for the patch and started addressing them
- split the patch into two; 1. propagating value range and 2. do rtl
expansion
- testing in progress
specfp regression
- Benchmarked spec2k for A15 with trunk and couldn't reproduce it.
- benchmarked spec2k for A9 with trunk and couldn't reproduce between
24th and 28th
== Leave ==
- Monday off Sick
== Plan ==
VRP based zero/sign extension
- Send patch for review
specfp regression
- benchmark for trunk version on 23rd
- Resolve regression
Sorry, this covers the last two weeks, not just one.
== Progress ==
* Created database schema for DejaGnu test results
* Created data schema for benchmarks
* Wrote scripts to convert benchmark and test data into a form that
can be imported into a database, added them to DejaGnu branch
* Imported all historical benchmark data
* Imported most historical test results (GCC still importing)
* Did some experimental graphs of test results
* Read lots of web pages to come up to speed on Linaro, registered
for lots of web pages and accounts
* Learned about Cbuild and LAVA
* Started on Cbuild v2
* Installed Ubuntu on Chromebook
== Plan ==
* Write Cbuild 2 design doc
* Continue work on Cbuild v2 to be able to use it for the June release
* Get remote testing working with Chromebook & foundation model
* More support tasks resulting from move off launchpad
- rob -
Greetings,
I'm using the Linaro tool chain with Eclipse (Juno) (under Windows) and
openOCD to write firmware for an STM32F20x based design (using an ST-Link2
debugger).
In general, that all works fairly well.
The part I'm having problems with is debugging (step-in, etc) from Eclipse.
The execution flow seems chaotic when single stepping through C code: it
skips statements, it jumps into the middle of a function, then returns to
the start of a function, it loops over certain statements (while there's no
loop in the code), etc. (It's close to useless).
I have seen this behavior with other IDE's and tool chains when code was
built with optimization turned on.
However, I specify 'no optimization' (-O0) when I build my code.
My questions:
a) Is there some implicit optimization being done in the compiler, even
though I tell it not to do so, which may affect proper debugging?
b) Are other people using Eclipse (Juno) and are they seeing the same
issue? Are there any known ways to fix this chaotic debugger behavior?
Kind regards,
~ Paul Claessen
== Progress ==
* binutils on ARM testsuite finally green in cbuild!
* Tested and pushed to gerrit bionic memcpy patches.
* Investigated binutils native AArch64 testsuite failures (not IFUNC related).
* Made a start on the DeveloperTools/LibraryPerformance wiki.
* Started looking at the Android memcpy problem on Galaxy Nexus.
== Issues ==
* binutils make ; make check takes over 24 hours on foundation model!
== Plan ==
* Respin AArch64 IFUNC binutils patch once relocation number allocated.
* Setup git mirrors for binutils, glibc and newlib.
* Android memcpy issue.
--
Will Newton
Toolchain Working Group, Linaro
== Progress ==
* Disable-peeling: looking at how to have less aggressive vectorization
* Libsanitizer/aarch64: initiated upstream discussion
* PGO/LTO bug reported by Doko: SD card too small to reproduce the problem
* Merges for linaro-gcc-2013.06: started looking at what to backport,
started merges
* Jira/wiki: started cleanup/collecting new cards
* Internal support
== Next ==
* Jira: update status on cards/blueprints backported from launchpad
* Merges for linaro-gcc-2013.06: continue collecting relevant merges
* Disable-peeling: continue investigating vectorizer behaviour
*Libsanitizer/aarch64: look at frame implementation
* PGO/LTO: complete build of python
* Neon intrinsics: continue improving crc with vuzp/veor
Progress:
* misc
** got raring/aarch64 cross build set up
** reducing number of places that need changing for a new qemu
target: sent some simple configure patches
** some 32 bit cleanup work that will help with getting John's
AArch64 patches to work
** tested Huawei's aarch64 patches and confirmed they work
** rebased qemu-linaro (and passed the results to Serge H for Ubuntu)
** sent patches which make QEMU builds for arm/ppc/microblaze guests
require libfdt, since a non-FDT-aware ARM QEMU is becoming
rapidly less and less useful
Plans:
* handover from John Rigby
* VIRT-55: talk to Andre about testing; investigate testing migration
using LAVA
* set up a new qemu-linaro tree/branch as our CI/LAVA input [to keep it
separate from our "we release this" tree]
* restart work on upstreaming omap3 patches as part of my generic qemu
maintenance work (will reduce our maintenance burden in the long term)
-- PMM
