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Failures for s390x VXE2 with qemu #484

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blapie opened this issue Nov 16, 2023 · 2 comments
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Failures for s390x VXE2 with qemu #484

blapie opened this issue Nov 16, 2023 · 2 comments
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blapie commented Nov 16, 2023

PR #477 pointed an issue with VXE2 with qemu.
Tests are currently disabled, thus limiting support for s390x.
Need to fix this!
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blapie commented Nov 16, 2023

Note that Jenkinsfile enabled test with the following options:

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luhenry commented Nov 16, 2023

For GitHub actions, we only do Release builds, thus we hit the error. I would guess that LLVM doesn't generate the problematic instruction when in Debug mode.

blapie pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2023
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Integrate RISC-V support (#477)
cea4434 
* Add support for the RISC-V Vector ISA
- RISC-V V 1.0 with (latest) intrinsics >=0.12.
- Enable bit manip extensions on RISC-V.
- Add RVVM*NOFMA configurations for determinism/bit-reproducibility across all architectures.

* Not supported yet
- DFT, QUAD, and GNUABI.
- Only upcoming versions of gcc (14+) have support for latest intrinsics. Will be supported when available in release version of gcc.

* CI Updates
- Add riscv64 CI on GitHub Actions.
- Add gcc (11 - #483) and llvm (17) builds on all architectures.
- Disable a few failing test variants, tracked in #484 and #485.
- Use same compiler versions across all builds.
- Add sysroot for dependencies.
- Nit: Reorder build-cross targets to group gcc/llvm per-arch together.

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Co-authored-by: GlassOfWhiskey <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Eric Love <[email protected]>
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