Created attachment 1826685 [details] rpmbuild/BUILD/binutils-2.37/ld/ld.sum, compressed Description of problem: There are failures in upstream test suite when rebuilding binutils Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): binutils-2.37-13.fc36.x86_64 Steps to Reproduce: 1. koji download-build --arch=src binutils-2.37-13.fc36 2. dnf builddep -y binutils-2.37-13.fc36.src.rpm 3. rpm -ivh binutils-2.37-13.fc36.src.rpm 4. rpmbuild -bc rpmbuild/SPECS/binutils.spec 5. grep '^FAIL: ' rpmbuild/BUILD/binutils-2.37/ld/ld.sum Actual results: FAIL: TLS -fno-pic -shared FAIL: TLS -fpic -shared transitions FAIL: TLS descriptor -fpic -shared transitions FAIL: PR ld/14207
Sorry about that. The fix for BZ #2004952 made a change to the linker which triggered these testsuite failures. I have updated the tests so that they now cope with the linker's new behaviour. Fixed in: binutils-2.37-14.fc36
I'm looking at binutils-2.37-14.fc36. Those specific failures are gone but there's a bunch of new ones: ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/12758 ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/pr16846(1) ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/pr16846(2) ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/12760 ld.sum:FAIL: Build pr25618.so ld.sum:FAIL: liblto-19.so ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/16746 (3) ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/16746 (4) ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/12365 ld.sum:FAIL: PR binutils/23460 ld.sum:FAIL: PR binutils/23460 ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 3 symbol ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/13183 ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 3a ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 3c ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 12a ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 12b ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 13 ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 14 ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 15 ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/12942 (2) ld.sum:FAIL: LTO 7 ld.sum:FAIL: Build pr20103c ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/20103 (-O2 -flto tmpdir/thinpr20103a.a tmpdir/thinpr20103b.a tmpdir/thinpr20103c.a) (1) ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/20103 (-O2 -flto tmpdir/fatpr20103a.a tmpdir/fatpr20103b.a tmpdir/fatpr20103c.a) (1) ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/20103 (-O2 tmpdir/fatpr20103a.a tmpdir/fatpr20103b.a tmpdir/fatpr20103c.a) (1) ld.sum:FAIL: Build pr20103d ld.sum:FAIL: PR ld/20103 Nick, would you like to have a new ticket for them or do you prefer to continue here?
(In reply to Václav Kadlčík from comment #3) > I'm looking at binutils-2.37-14.fc36. Those specific failures > are gone but there's a bunch of new ones: I assume that these are for all hosts, not just one specific host ? I will investigate... > Nick, would you like to have a new ticket for them > or do you prefer to continue here? No, let's continue here...
(In reply to Nick Clifton from comment #4) > (In reply to Václav Kadlčík from comment #3) > > I'm looking at binutils-2.37-14.fc36. Those specific failures > > are gone but there's a bunch of new ones: > > I assume that these are for all hosts, not just one specific host ? > I will investigate... Looks quite reproducible. First I ran into it in: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/binutils/pull-request/31 Then I created a Rawhide VM, tried manually and got the same. > > Nick, would you like to have a new ticket for them > > or do you prefer to continue here? > > No, let's continue here... OK, I'll attach the logs from the VM
Created attachment 1832569 [details] logs from binutils-2.37-14.fc36
Should be fixed in binutils-2.37-15.fc36
Yes, binutils-2.37-15.fc36 fixes all the FAILs above, thanks!
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 36 development cycle. Changing version to 36.
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