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Alexei Zakharov wrote:
> The reason of these failures lies in fdlibm indeed. Yes, it was
> tweaked to use "-O0" but there was a typo in this tweak and it does
> not affect the compilation. As a result fdlibm was compiled with "-O1"
> as all other natives. I has created HARMONY-4287 and attached a patch
> for this issue. The patch itself is trivial:
<snip>
> 
> So I suggest to commit it and include into our M2 build. Waiting for
> other committer's vote...

A dumb question but does it fix the problem?  It's been like that since
r483045 (i.e. before M1).  I'm surprised we didn't find it when testing
that.

Regards,
Tim