llvm dev - Jun 2013 - [LLVMdev] wiki page for how to run llvm-test suite for mips using qemu user mode

I've made a wiki page for running test-suite for Mips using qemu user 
mode and from the tip of tree llvm.

https://dmz-portal.mips.com/wiki/Building_test-suite_and_running_it_under_Qemu

Previous we had lots of custom scripts and modifications to llvm 
test-suite tip of tree to to do this but this wiki makes all of that 
obsolete now and we can run everything from tip of tree.

Our tool chain works very well in a cross environment and that is partly 
why this is possible now
(thanks to Simon Atanasyan).

I have not tested this method for any other llvm targets but no doubt 
there will be some issues.

On 06/08/2013 12:16 PM, reed kotler wrote:
> I've made a wiki page for running test-suite for Mips using qemu user
> mode and from the tip of tree llvm.
>
>
https://dmz-portal.mips.com/wiki/Building_test-suite_and_running_it_under_Qemu
>
>
> Previous we had lots of custom scripts and modifications to llvm
> test-suite tip of tree to to do this but this wiki makes all of that
> obsolete now and we can run everything from tip of tree.
>
> Our tool chain works very well in a cross environment and that is partly
> why this is possible now
> (thanks to Simon Atanasyan).
>
> I have not tested this method for any other llvm targets but no doubt
> there will be some issues.

For those that have not straightened out the clang driver for your 
target, you can adapt the alternate driver that I originally developed 
for Mips and later was extended and modified by Akira and Simon.

https://code.google.com/p/alternate-clang-driver/

We used this to run many open source scripts that required a mature gcc 
compatible driver.

It's a simple python script that lets you make a python based
"clang"
that appears as a normal clang to other scripts.

If you add to this driver it would be great if you contribute the 
changes to google code.