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Testing Multiple Architectures Using QEMU
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Discussing how `make ARCH=all test` for Linux libraries and applications can be realized.
Abstract
QEMU system emulation is useful for testing Linux kernels, libraries, and applications built for varying instruction set architectures. Without such a tool it is difficult and expensive to test changes that for example replace code duplicated across architecture-specific subdirectories with a common implementation. I will discuss my experience implementing `make ARCH=all test` for the Checkpoint and Restore In Userspace – CRIU project.
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Christopher Covington
Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc.- Favorites: View Christopher's favorites
Biography
My current work involves the Linux kernel, the perf events framework, QEMU system emulation, and CRIU.
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- Title: Testing Multiple Architectures Using QEMU
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One Line Summary:
Discussing how `make ARCH=all test` for Linux libraries and applications can be realized.
- Speakers: Christopher Covington