* 1 day off (public holiday)
== Progress ==
* FDPIC
- Looked at gdbserver memory consumption increased since release 7.5.
Found similar results to Prathamesh. On arm-linux-gnueabihf with a
sample test program, gdbserver memory usage increased from ~500kB to
~1.5MB. But that should not prevent execution on board (which has
16MB); maybe memory fragmentation?
- rebased GCC FDPIC patches. There's a regression since Thomas
committed fixes to fstack-protector.
* GCC upstream validation:
- ST internal validation broken since GCC bumped to version 10. I was
using an old glibc. Upgrading glibc proved to be painful (requiring
new versions of make, bison, python....). Still using RH6 servers.
* GCC
- ubsan on bare-metal toolchain: Sent an email to llvm-dev list,
requesting help in how-to-cross-build runtime libs in clang/llvm. No
response so far....
* Infra
- [stalled] working on adding binutils regression testing to round-robin jobs
- fixed legacy binutils regression testing by switching to new slaves
- sent patches to support new slave (tcwg-lc-01)
- sent ABE patches to support new gcc9 config, and update to latest-rel config
== Next ==
FDPIC:
- GCC: fix problems with fstack-protector
UBSAN/bare-metal: look at how to make it easier to use on CPUs that
lack sync primivites (eg cortex-m0)
Infra:
- Fix ST internal validation
== Progress ==
* Out of office 1 day (public holiday)
* [GlobalISel] Better support for small types [LLVM-553]
- Fixed the bug that I'd been looking into
- Committed support for several instructions, only 3 left to commit next week
* IR SVE Reviews [LLVM-545]
- Looked into the patches for stack management
* GlobalISel code review
- Currently looking into an unpleasant patch adding a new opcode
* Catching up on Connect / EuroLLVM
== Plan ==
* More of the same
* Out of office end of May - beginning of June
[VIRT-327 # Richard's upstream QEMU work ]
Another round on launchpad 1824853, TB overflow.
This time handling relocation overflow. Which would
not be seen on an x86 host (2GB displacement), but
would affect some of the risc hosts.
Reviewed Peter's v7m fpu patches.
Another round on util/path.c, fixing the startup loop
that we get into for using a full chroot for -L.
Poked my nose into Alex's cputlb demacrofy patch set.
Hopefully the feedback was helpful...
First two pull requests for 4.1.
r~
[PR40542] Sent patch for -n and -N support in LLD for upstream review
[LTO]
Investigated problems when using -Os -Oz with LTO, raised 2 PRs
- error if clang linker invocation uses -Os and -Oz
- strange error message when .bc used as a file extension for a
separate compile and link step
Crash in GNU ld when linking LLVM lto via the gold plugin. Looks like
a memory access/corruption problem in the conversion from .bc to bfd.
Other miscellaneous reviews for some linker script support in LLD.
Investigation into why ld.bfd with NOLOAD on the .gnu.build-id section
corrupts debug information.
== This Week ==
* PR88837 (7/10)
- Discussed and finalized algorithm for vector construction with Richard.
* GNU-606 (1/10)
- Experimented gdbserver memory consumption with docker.
* Public Holiday (2/10)
== Next Week ==
- Continue ongoing tasks.
== Progress ==
* Short week (Out of office 22 - 24 April)
* [GlobalISel] Better support for small types [LLVM-553]
- Investigated my bug some more, it doesn't seem to be related to my
recent patches but rather an existing issue which is exposed because
we select more functions now
- Might be related to LLVM-456 (Fix frame index sizes for i<32)
* Catching up on Connect / EuroLLVM
== Plan ==
* Try to confirm root cause of LLVM-553 issue
