2014-06-17 10:44:58

by werner

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Subject: 3.16-rc1 problems vdso_addr , _mb_cache_entry_ , rtl8723au

Currently, very quickly is degrading: the european
union, ukraine, the USA, but most fast the linux kernel

Different to 3.15 , now for 3.16-rc1 the compiling list
have warnings of any incompatibility for all subroutines

and it don't build, because problems in vdso_addr and
_mb_cache_entry_ The last is a problem occuring already
in 3.15

also subroutine rtl8723au don't compile


annexed the compiling / linking error lists from the
building


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2014-06-17 22:37:05

by David Rientjes

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Subject: Re: 3.16-rc1 problems vdso_addr , _mb_cache_entry_ , rtl8723au

On Tue, 17 Jun 2014, werner wrote:

> Different to 3.15 , now for 3.16-rc1 the compiling list have warnings of any
> incompatibility for all subroutines
>
> and it don't build, because problems in vdso_addr and _mb_cache_entry_ The
> last is a problem occuring already in 3.15
>
> also subroutine rtl8723au don't compile
>

It's probably not a good idea to just post a collection of build errors in
one email that isn't cc'd to anyone in particular and expect the issues to
be addressed.

- The staging errors should be reported directly to the people
responsible for those drivers, check git-blame for who to email: not
everything in staging is guaranteed to compile at any time, it's very
fluid.

- The __builtin_log2() problem should be fixed with "fs/mbcache.c:
replacing __builtin_log2() with ilog2()" that was written specifically
due to your previous error report, see
http://marc.info/?t=140147146600003

- I can't reproduce your align_vdso_addr() problem, please send your
.config

2014-06-18 01:14:40

by David Rientjes

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Subject: Re: 3.16-rc1 problems vdso_addr , _mb_cache_entry_ , rtl8723au

On Tue, 17 Jun 2014, David Rientjes wrote:

> - I can't reproduce your align_vdso_addr() problem, please send your
> .config
>

Werner sent me his .config privately and, although it is 32-bit as
expected, I cannot reproduce his align_vdso_addr() build issue with either
Linus's tree nor linux-next-20140617. I see no reason to think that it is
a gcc versioning issue.