On 2014-04-24 18:50, Peter Meerwald wrote: > From: Peter Meerwald <p.meerwald at bct-electronic.com> > > patch 1 add a flag to force execution of generic (slow) code to the > cpu_info struct; this makes it possible to test the special case code > versus the generic code > > patch 2 splits up the cpu-test program into cpu-remap-test, cpu-sconv-test, > cpu-mix-test and cpu-volume-test (no functional change) > > patches 3 to 4 are cleanup > > patch 5 adds test cases for special-case mixing code (made possible by patch 1 and > obsoleting the mix-special-test program which will be dropped in patch 13) > > patch 6 adds test cases for ARM NEON mixing code to cpu-mix-test > > patches 7 and 8 reorganize cpu-remap-test to avoid code duplication > > patches 9 and 10 add test cases for special remapping and rearranging code path > to cpu-remap-test > > patch 11 adds test cases for ARM NEON remapping and rearranging code to > cpu-remap-test > > patch 12 is cleanup > > patch 13 drops the mix-special-test program The patches I did not write anything about, I looked them through quickly and nothing stood out as wrong or broken. I didn't do any in-depth review of them, but if nobody else wants to review them, I think they are okay to push as is. I presume you have tested your test code :-) -- David Henningsson, Canonical Ltd. https://launchpad.net/~diwic
