== 64 bit atomics == * Still fighting membase * Cleaned up a bunch of other issues, but I'm back at an 'expiry' issue, where the test stores some data with a fixed expiry time and then waits until after it should have expired, and checks it has. Except on ARM it sometimes doesn't expire quickly enough. I've got enough debug now to see that the server processes view of time (which it updates via an event about every second) is sometimes very behind gettimeofday()'s view of time - and have a small test for it. This doesn't seem to happen on x86. The good part is that it's now a much smaller test, the bad part is that it fails rarely - somewhere between 1/1000 and 1/100 depending on its mood.

* Looked at a few other things to see if they might use 64 bit atomics: - spice's (as in the VNC like protocol) FAQ said it needed 64bit atomics and didn't work on 32bit machines due to that; but the source appears to have been fixed for 32bit. - Looked at boost lock-free; it does have an implementation using gcc's __sync primitives, however for ARM it uses a hand coded set of primitives, those are missing the 64 bit implementation, but the contributor of the ARM code said that the boost lock-free author preferred not to use the gcc primtives.

== Other == * Testing latest libffi rc - Had most of my varargs for hf fix in (had missed one part of a test)

* 1 day of non-linaro work

I'm on holiday next week.

Dave