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...exception tables have broken compatibility with the ~2 year old gcc toolchains I was using for release testing cross compilation. This isn't a problem for most test-suite runs since we can just update the assembler but is causing trouble for microMIPS. More recent toolchains lack the microMIPS multilib I was using and migrating to the new one is causing link failures. These failures are related to ELF header bits specifying the SNaN/QNaN encodings to be IEEE754-1985 or IEEE754-2008 compliant. I suspect the -mnan=2008 isn't reaching the assembler. 3. Clang is incompatible with changes t...

...ve broken compatibility with the ~2 > year old gcc toolchains I was using for release testing cross compilation. > This isn't a problem for most test-suite runs since we can just update the > assembler but is causing trouble for microMIPS. More recent toolchains lack > the microMIPS multilib I was using and migrating to the new one is causing > link failures. These failures are related to ELF header bits specifying the > SNaN/QNaN encodings to be IEEE754-1985 or IEEE754-2008 compliant. I suspect > the –mnan=2008 isn't reaching the assembler. > > 3. Clang is inc...

...exception tables have broken compatibility with the ~2 year old gcc toolchains I was using for release testing cross compilation. This isn't a problem for most test-suite runs since we can just update the assembler but is causing trouble for microMIPS. More recent toolchains lack the microMIPS multilib I was using and migrating to the new one is causing link failures. These failures are related to ELF header bits specifying the SNaN/QNaN encodings to be IEEE754-1985 or IEEE754-2008 compliant. I suspect the –mnan=2008 isn't reaching the assembler. 3. Clang is incompatible with changes t...

...the new layout and encourage users to update their gcc toolchains since the new layout has been in use for at least 6 months. I believe that supporting both layouts ties into the later target triple work to some degree. There are at least three mips-mti-linux-gnu toolchains with different sets of multilibs, and anyone can build more variants of the mips-mti-linux-gnu toolchain. So ideally, we should be able to configure the multilib layout at configure-time or using config files. Of course, implementing this kind of thing is too much work for this release. > -----Original Message----- > From:...

...exception tables have broken compatibility with the ~2 year old gcc toolchains I was using for release testing cross compilation. This isn't a problem for most test-suite runs since we can just update the assembler but is causing trouble for microMIPS. More recent toolchains lack the microMIPS multilib I was using and migrating to the new one is causing link failures. These failures are related to ELF header bits specifying the SNaN/QNaN encodings to be IEEE754-1985 or IEEE754-2008 compliant. I suspect the –mnan=2008 isn't reaching the assembler. > > 3. Clang is incompatible with...

...exception tables have broken compatibility with the ~2 year old gcc toolchains I was using for release testing cross compilation. This isn't a problem for most test-suite runs since we can just update the assembler but is causing trouble for microMIPS. More recent toolchains lack the microMIPS multilib I was using and migrating to the new one is causing link failures. These failures are related to ELF header bits specifying the SNaN/QNaN encodings to be IEEE754-1985 or IEEE754-2008 compliant. I suspect the –mnan=2008 isn't reaching the assembler. 3. Clang is incompatible with changes t...