Hi, On Sun, Apr 29, 2018 at 12:32:14PM -0400, Dennis Clarke wrote: > I know the subject line is not really accurate, could not be. Over the > long years of the gcc project there were always pages of various peoples > build results at https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-X/buildstat.html for some value > of X. That started to die off back in 2015 or so. Updates went from > rare to never. Near as I can tell from the website no one has anything > reasonable as a result in gcc 7 except for Bill Schmidt at IBM about a > year ago. There is nothing for sparc or x86_64 or any other platform or > operating system. Did something break internally inside the GCC project > or should those pages just be left blank? I used to actively report results for buildstat for a number of architectures, but stopped after GCC 5 as running testsuite on non-x86 boxes started to take too much time (on top of increased GCC bootstrap time). Also personally I didn't find testsuite results much useful, instead it's much easier (and more interesting :) to discover GCC bugs by making full distro rebuilds and using them. I still do try to report a successful build for each release (as instructed in https://gcc.gnu.org/install/finalinstall.html), but I guess you can only see those reports by reading the gcc mailing list. A.
