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[PATCH] PPC JIT fixes [re-send] (Modified by Jeff Clites)

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Leopold Toetsch

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Jan 6, 2004, 11:57:27 AM1/6/04
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Jeff Clites <jcl...@mac.com> wrote:

> {This is a re-send of my submission [perl #24789] from 12/31, which has
> not been forwarded from RT. I wanted to keep this separate from my
> subsequent [perl #24808] in order to preserve the change history.}

Thanks, applied.
leo

Michael Scott

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Jan 14, 2004, 6:50:42 AM1/14/04
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$Config{archname} wasn't getting parsed quite right on OS X and so JIT
wasn't getting detected in some cases. I checked in a fix for that.
It's certainly nice to see the tests run faster.

make test
All tests successful, 49 subtests skipped.
Files=90, Tests=1289, 138 wallclock secs (47.38 cusr + 32.72 csys =
80.10 CPU)

make testj
All tests successful, 48 subtests skipped.
Files=81, Tests=1231, 58 wallclock secs (19.76 cusr + 16.86 csys =
36.62 CPU)

But, on looking closer at that, could someone demuddle my ignorance and
tell me why the t/src tests are not run under testj?

Mike

Leopold Toetsch

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Jan 14, 2004, 7:10:14 AM1/14/04
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Michael Scott <michae...@mac.com> wrote:

> But, on looking closer at that, could someone demuddle my ignorance and
> tell me why the t/src tests are not run under testj?

These don't have a run-loop, so you can't run these with any run-core.
A plain "make test" covers src tests, running src tests again would only
give a slowdown.

> Mike

leo

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