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% List of known fails.
% The list is unordered and contains information about commonly used platforms / configurations.
% Our goal is to maintain this list for Linux, macOS and Windows with reasonably new compilers.
% Note, that it's important which C++ compiler was used.
% Please also note that it's very important to have correctly built LLVM. There are a number of
% LLVM bugs in released versions, that we have to workaround by applying patches (see llvm_patches
% folder). The recommended way to build LLVM on Unix is to use "alloy.py".
%
% Windows specific fails. transcendentals-10-0.ispc is not expected to work anywhere except Linux.
.\tests\transcendentals-10-0.ispc compfail x86 sse4 Windows LLVM 9.0 cl -O2 *
.\tests\transcendentals-10-0.ispc compfail x86 sse4 Windows LLVM 8.0 cl -O2 *
.\tests\transcendentals-10-0.ispc compfail x86 sse4 Windows LLVM 7.0 cl -O2 *
.\tests\transcendentals-10-0.ispc compfail x86 sse4 Windows LLVM 6.0 cl -O2 *
.\tests\transcendentals-10-0.ispc compfail x86 sse4 Windows LLVM 5.0 cl -O2 *
% LLVM 5.0 fails
./tests/shuffle-3.ispc runfail x86 avx512skx-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-5.ispc runfail x86 avx512skx-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-3.ispc runfail x86-64 avx512skx-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-5.ispc runfail x86-64 avx512skx-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-3.ispc runfail x86 avx512knl-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-5.ispc runfail x86 avx512knl-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-3.ispc runfail x86-64 avx512knl-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
./tests/shuffle-5.ispc runfail x86-64 avx512knl-i32x16 Linux LLVM 5.0 clang++5.0 -O0 *
% LLVM 6.0 fails
% LLVM 7.0 fails
% LLVM 8.0 fails
% LLVM 9.0 fails