Re: Soft Float is not being reported

["Dave" <dave at cc0 dot net>]

> > > The real solution would be building gcc with multilib support, so it
> > > builds three separate versions (i.e. FPA hardfloat, FPA softfloat and
> > > VFP softfloat) of libgcc and the other runtimes, but I've never
> > > understood how to do this with glibc...  It doesn't seem to have
> > > multilib support.


I am using the following test file to determine if softfloat is working or
not....can anyone recommend a better test to perform without setting up the
remote testing...I will perform all the remote testing as instructed in
crosstool once I figure out this softfloat issue...

#include <stdlib.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
double    d_foo;
d_foo = 1233433.3233993;
printf("d_foo = %lf\n",d_foo+.1);
printf("%f\n", (1.0+3.22+33+443.3345));
}


Kernel is a 2.4.24 running on an IXP425:

# CONFIG_FPE_NWFPE is not set
# CONFIG_FPE_FASTFPE is not set





Thanks!


-Dave








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