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>>>>> "Johan" == Johan Rydberg <jrydberg@rtmk.org> writes:

  Johan> : Where are the tests you used to verify the insn semantics?

  Johan> Somewhere in /dev/null I think.

:-(

  Johan> : If you are interested, there's not much work in getting a DejaGnu
  Johan> : board defintion in place to run make check-gcc on ppc-elf-sid.  Then
  Johan> : you can run the GCC execute.exp tests on the simulator.

  Johan> I will look into that.

Consider duplicating the arm-sid.exp baseboard definition and making
the obvious changes (s/arm/ppc).  Then, for staters, build GCC for
your target and run:

	make RUNTESTFLAGS="execute.exp" check

I expect you might have a few immediate problems.  Inspect the gcc.log
DejaGnu log file for clues as to how the simulator is being invoked.
If you have any problems, you can contact me directly for help.

Cheers, Ben