On 7/28/2010 5:05 AM, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:10, Charles Wilson
But that doesn't appear to be the case for cross builds, in the
new tests.
But I don't think it was bisectable in cross builds in your original
development either.
Yes, I usually develop this way (tests are written and committed
first) and then move the tests last before the final post/push to
preserve bisectability.
Hmm. Should I pull the comments added to sysroot.at by
handle-sysrooted-paths-when-reading-dependencies-to-.patch
merge them into the earlier
add-a-basic-sysroot-test.patch
and then reorder so that add-a-basic-sysroot-test.patch is once again last?
It still fails (native) new:41,101 and old:tagdemo-conf+tagdemo-make. I
guess some more eyes on the revised 8/8 would be helpful. Well, on all
of the patches, actually, I guess -- but new 8/8 is the likely locus of
the bug.
I'd tend to blame more the libtool.m4 part. After all it's what
computes postdeps. What about splitting it further by separating the
ltmain.m4sh (first commit) and libtool.m4 (second commit) changes?
OK. New results after the (first commit) but before the (second commit):
Interesting. In this case, old:tagdemo-conf+tagdemo-make pass, new:101
passes, but new:41 fails.
0001-fix.patch