Hi to the AARCH64 team,

I managed to do a (bog-standard normal) bootstrap on my Aarch64 system.

See: https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc-testresults/2024-January/805347.html

It got this for the libgo tests:

                === libgo tests ===


Running target unix
FAIL: math/cmplx

                === libgo Summary ===

# of expected passes            195
# of unexpected failures        1
/dev/shm/bld2283/./gcc/gccgo version 14.0.1 20240114 (experimental) [master r14-7229-ged5bf2080c5] (GCC)

Subsequently, I ran LAPACK's test programs (using lapack-3.11.0) with optimization options -O3 -march=native -mtune=native, and I got the following differences with respect to the same run using gfortran 13 as installed on Debian testing (updated last Saturday):

diff thunderx-gfortran13.txt thunderx-gfortran14.txt
...
201,204c341,344
< REAL               1306803         30      (0.002%)        0       (0.000%)   
     
< DOUBLE PRECISION   1318331         56      (0.004%)        4       (0.000%)   
     
< COMPLEX            770551          298     (0.039%)        0       (0.000%)   
     
< COMPLEX16          779394          98      (0.013%)        0       (0.000%)   
     
---
> REAL               1317063         71      (0.005%)        0       (0.000%)   
     
> DOUBLE PRECISION   1318331         54      (0.004%)        4       (0.000%)   
     
> COMPLEX            767023          390     (0.051%)        0       (0.000%)   
     
> COMPLEX16          174950          41371   (23.647%)       64      (0.037%)   
     
206c346
< --> ALL PRECISIONS      4175079         482     (0.012%)        4       
(0.000%)        
---
> --> ALL PRECISIONS      3577367         41886   (1.171%)        68      
(0.002%)

Note that the only differences are in COMPLEX16 (i.e., complex computations using 64 bit REAL and IMAGINARY parts). Perhaps the failing libgo test case is sufficient to track this down ... I suppose you can reproduce that one more easily.

Kind regards,

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