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Re: m68k-linux regressions
On Sun, 2004-03-21 at 13:41, Bernardo Innocenti wrote:
> Where do I change Dejagnu's default timeout for the gcc.dg
> testsuite?
There are some differences here depending on exactly how you are running
programs, e.g. by directly invoking them, by invoking gdb and running
them inside gdb, by using kermit to connect to a target, by running them
under a simulator, etc.
For a native linux, you are probably running them directly, in which
case I think the default timeout comes from dejagnu/lib/remote.exp.
Search for "set timeout 300", which sets the default to 5 minutes. You
shouldn't actually modify this file though, You should write your own
target file, e.g. baseboards/m68k-linux.exp, and set timeout there to
override the default. You could start by just copying the unix.exp
file. You would then use --target_board=m68k-linux to run the tests.
If "set timeout" doesn't work, try "set_board_info gcc,timeout".
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Jim Wilson, GNU Tools Support, http://www.SpecifixInc.com