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Re: [Patch]: ld - add --print-memory-usage option


Hi Tristan,

In fact I added three testcases :-)

Thanks very much.  There is just one small problem.  Some regressions:

 alpha-linuxecoff ...  LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
 alpha-unknown-osf4.0 ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
 arm-aout ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
 i386-pc-go32 ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
 i586-aout ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
mips-elf ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 mips-sgi-irix6 ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 mips64-linux ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 mips64vrel-elf ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 mipsel-linux-gnu ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 mipsisa32el-linux ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3
 ns32k-netbsd ...  LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
 pdp11-dec-aout ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-3
powerpc-ibm-aix5.2.0 ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3
 powerpc64-linux ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
rs6000-aix4.3.3 ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 sh-pe ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-2, print-memory-usage-3
 spu-elf ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3
tic30-unknown-aout ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-2, print-memory-usage-3
 tic4x-coff ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1
tic54x-coff ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3 tx39-elf ... LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1, print-memory-usage-3
 x86_64-pc-cygwin ...  LD REGRESSION: print-memory-usage-1


I can provide you with the full logs if you like. A quick look however appears to suggest that some targets are increasing the sizes of the memory regions, possibly for alignment purposes, and that causes the regexps to fail.

Cheers
  Nick


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