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Does the new C++17 test use some new syscalls? I'm asking because if it's meant as a test of whether the new box supports C++17, then I think it misses the point, cause you're only testing the host compiler. |
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IIRC it's python 3.9 and the gcc it was compiled with that use new syscalls. |
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Whichever it is, I'm not seeing how that test helps your goals |
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Yep, you are right about this c++17 test. I wanted to make test that utilises those new syscalls but had no idea for it. I will delete this test to avoid confusion |
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