On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 03:46:54PM -0000, Breno Leitão wrote:
> So, I understand that we have two options here:
> A) If 2.21 makes Ubuntu 15.04, then we are good in terms of patch, we
> just need to enable lock elision in gcc build (--enable-lock-
> elision=yes).
> These are the patch that enable HTM in glibc:
> * 1d45200a803939be3316b7ddf442906d544e9d43
> * 4b45943a6f62cfc239e79ad8902f5c7f71fd13ec
> * 56cf2763819d2f721c98f2b8bcc04a3c673837d3)
> B) If 2.21 doesn't make Ubuntu 15.04, then we (IBM) should backport these
> patch for 2.19 (instead of 2.20), and also enable lock elision in gcc
> build.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 03:46:54PM -0000, Breno Leitão wrote:
> So, I understand that we have two options here:
> A) If 2.21 makes Ubuntu 15.04, then we are good in terms of patch, we
> just need to enable lock elision in gcc build (--enable-lock-
> elision=yes).
> These are the patch that enable HTM in glibc: e3316b7ddf44290 6d544e9d43 239e79ad8902f5c 7f71fd13ec 21c98f2b8bcc04a 3c673837d3)
> * 1d45200a803939b
> * 4b45943a6f62cfc
> * 56cf2763819d2f7
> B) If 2.21 doesn't make Ubuntu 15.04, then we (IBM) should backport these
> patch for 2.19 (instead of 2.20), and also enable lock elision in gcc
> build.
> Is it correct?
Yes, I think that's correct.