work around optimisation bugs for rint#116
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| # *int / *intf need to be built with -O0 |
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Yes. See the failing test for nearbyint below that I had commented out a while back, and passes as a result of this.
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What does the optimizer do that causes these tests to fail? Is it a bug in the compiler, or is it a bug in the code? |
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I'm not sure exactly, though I suspect it may be due to gcc's poor fenv |
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Verified on arm. |
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work around optimisation bugs for rint
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@edelsohn mentions that gcc 5 implements much of this right for most targets. |
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rintfunctions (lrint,nearbyint) etc cause problems on ARM and power when compiled with optimisations. This disables optimisations for those functions, and enables them for all others. Also reenables a disable test.