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Am 15.09.2015 um 22:19 schrieb Richard Henderson:
> Indeed.  It would indeed be good to add a bunch of bare-metal tests.
> Pre-compiled and checked in so that one doesn't have to have a suite of
> cross-compilers in order to use them.
>
> OTOH, I don't see myself (or anyone else) really having the time to do that.

im working on that - i've got an clfs (clfs.org) based script that 
generates a sparc64-64 cross-compile suite
and a sparc64-64 linux system with my benchmark tests (prime, stream 
working, g++ pugixml missing)
starting from an initamfs+ramdisk - currently it is still too big (no 
stripping done, too many packages installed)
but i will reduce that

next steps:
-get the base system and benchmarks running
-create an script that startups qemu,run tests,collect results,shutdown
-mips64-64, alpha