<jrtc27>
the cl::opt in the backend had the advantage that it worked for every tool
<jrtc27>
but now each tool that wants -M needs to be modified :(
<jrtc27>
maybe just adding it to llc is enough though..
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<meowray>
jrtc27: -M means --disassembler-options=options so suitable for llvm-mc's disassembler and llvm-objdump -d ... but technically not that suitable for llc
<meowray>
i don't mind -M for llc, though...
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<jrtc27>
meowray: do you have a better suggestion for how to keep the ability to disable aliases in llc's output?
<jrtc27>
I'm not tied to -M as an option, just want --riscv-no-aliases to go away so there's only one variable to check
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<Sos>
wooho my nezha is shipped
<GreaseMonkey>
congrats, that was like a day or two behind my unmatched
<Sos>
ahh i mean it's sent out
<Sos>
gonna wait for it to go all over to marble
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<enthusi>
my unmatched is not shipped but expected to do so within this week
<enthusi>
I wonder about the set frequency from what I read on the forums. Someone mentioned that the Ubuntu image still uses and earlier boot which sets it to 1Ghz (vs. 1.2 Ghz)
<enthusi>
anyone going to update the ubuntu image? :)
<leah2>
but yeah, 52C stable cpu temperature seems ok to me
<davidlt>
yes, 85C is set as critical
<sorear>
someone said a week or so ago that the 85C cutoff is done in the linux kernel
<davidlt>
yes, the default from the sensor is 125C IIRC
<davidlt>
the configuration for 85C is done in U-Boot
<sorear>
davidlt: are you saying that the sensor is capable of safing the system without software in the loop, but it needs to be reconfigured one-time?
<davidlt>
Yes
<davidlt>
the default is 125C is way too high for FU740
<davidlt>
I don't recall exactly, but I think we program it in U-Boot SPL to 85C
<davidlt>
e.g. on my ambient temperature with no fans and CPU stress testing it takes 40-50 minutes IIRC to hit those
<davidlt>
but it depend on various factors
<sorear>
…that is an impressive amount of thermal mass for a chip
<davidlt>
I advice to always have the fan cooling it and PCIe switch
<davidlt>
from what I gather my board is quite cool compared to others :)
<davidlt>
but that's a very small sample and completely different ambient temperatures
<davidlt>
FU740 is still in-order
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