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Thanks for this.

Right now, there are tests that are disabled on all platforms because they fail on either X86-64 and AArch64 (the only two that we regularly test). We are in the process of setting up a framework which will allow such tests to be enabled conditionally on certain platforms. If this results in a failure on LoongArch, let me know and I can disable the test on just LoongArch.

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ylzsx commented Nov 29, 2024

Right now, there are tests that are disabled on all platforms because they fail on either X86-64 and AArch64 (the only two that we regularly test). We are in the process of setting up a framework which will allow such tests to be enabled conditionally on certain platforms. If this results in a failure on LoongArch, let me know and I can disable the test on just LoongArch.

Thanks. After applying the patch you mentioned, I tested it on a LoongArch64 machine, and it works well.

@SixWeining SixWeining merged commit 13414b8 into llvm:main Nov 29, 2024
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