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Split UCLIBC and UCLINUX test cases

LTP Markos Chandras 3 participants 3 messages Jan 9, 2012

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Hello,

Right now the use of UCLINUX implies the use of __UCLIBC__ as well. Even though this is true from UCLINUX's perspective, it is not valid from the uclibc's one. A non-uclinux system can perfectly work with uclibc. What I suggest is to keep the UCLINUX option as is, but also add a new option called UCLIBC which will enable us to avoid all the restrictions imposed by the use of UCLINUX macro (especially the disabled tests in testcases/kernel/systecall/Makefile).

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Quoted 7 lines · On Monday 09 January 2012 06:08:48 Markos Chandras wrote:

Right now the use of UCLINUX implies the use of __UCLIBC__ as well. Even though this is true from UCLINUX's perspective, it is not valid from the uclibc's one. A non-uclinux system can perfectly work with uclibc. What I suggest is to keep the UCLINUX option as is, but also add a new option called UCLIBC which will enable us to avoid all the restrictions imposed by the use of UCLINUX macro (especially the disabled tests in testcases/kernel/systecall/Makefile).

header/func tests should get moved to configure. we should not introduce or rely on any new ifdefs like UCLIBC or __UCLIBC__.
-mike

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Quoted 11 lines · Mike Frysinger
Quoted 7 lines · On Monday 09 January 2012 06:08:48 Markos Chandras wrote:

Right now the use of UCLINUX implies the use of __UCLIBC__ as well. Even though this is true from UCLINUX's perspective, it is not valid from the uclibc's one. A non-uclinux system can perfectly work with uclibc. What I suggest is to keep the UCLINUX option as is, but also add a new option called UCLIBC which will enable us to avoid all the restrictions imposed by the use of UCLINUX macro (especially the disabled tests in testcases/kernel/systecall/Makefile).

header/func tests should get moved to configure.  we should not introduce or rely on any new ifdefs like UCLIBC or __UCLIBC__.

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