[StringMap] Invalidate iterators on mutation (#202237)
Tighten StringMap's iterator contract so that, like DenseMap (#199369),
mutating the map invalidates iterators obtained before the call.
StringMap
now derives from DebugEpochBase and its iterators from HandleBase, and
insert/erase/clear/swap bump the epoch, so a
stale-iterator-after-mutation
bug (e.g. erase- or insert-while-iterating) fails under
LLVM_ENABLE_ABI_BREAKING_CHECKS.
In release builds DebugEpochBase/HandleBase are empty, so iterator size
and
codegen are unchanged.
Aided by Claude Opus 4.8
Mark STANDBY ALUA ready on middlewared restart when state intact
iscsi.alua.standby_alua_ready gates the LUN-replace fast path in
become_active. It is set at the end of the standby_after_start job
and reset on every middlewared start, so if middlewared is restarted
on the STANDBY node while iscsitarget is still running with ALUA
fully configured, the next failover unnecessarily falls back to the
iscsitarget-restart path.
Add standby_recheck_ready, which (on middlewared restart, gated on
system.ready) verifies the steady-state invariants directly from
SCST sysfs on both nodes.
imgact_elf: handle unaligned phdrs
Althought non-compliant, there are binaries which have the phdrs placed
unaligned in the image. Since we have the code to allocate memory for
off-page phdrs, the same code path can be used to handle unaligned
phdrs.
Relax the requirement for both the activated image and interpreter.
PR: 295629
Reviewed by: emaste, markj, olce
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
MFC after: 1 week
Differential revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D57498
LowerTypeTests: Mark CFI jump table sections as eligible for relaxation.
Use !elf_section_properties metadata to set the type and entry size to
the correct values, and set the preferred alignment to the entry size
to enable last jump table entry placement.
Reviewers: vitalybuka, MaskRay
Reviewed By: vitalybuka, MaskRay
Pull Request: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/149261
Reapply "[IR] Reject unhandled assume bundles and seperate them from normal attributes" (#202336) (#202355)
The crash is fixed by checking for equality of value and assumption
instead of asserting it.
Original message:
This patch introduces the concepts of bundle attributes and updates
the code base to use them in most places where assume bundles are
handled.
The notable exception is the knowledge retention API, since it tries to
be generic for attributes. However, the `--assume-preserve-all` flag is
removed, since all attributes not listed in the bundle attributes are
rejected by the verifier now. This shouldn't be a huge problem, since
any
attributes not listed there were completely unused. New functions with
the
naming scheme `getAssume<AttrName>Info` are also added for attributes
which
are used without having to enable experimental features.
This reverts commit d11a71905634e8fee7f4ab9c489317cccc23e0ad.
ELF: CFI jump table relaxation.
Indirection via the jump table increases the icache and TLB miss rate
associated with indirect calls, and according to internal benchmarking
was identified as one of the main runtime costs of CFI, contributing
around 30% of the total overhead. #145579 addressed the problem for
direct calls to jump table entries, but the indirect call overhead is
still present. This patch implements jump table relaxation, which is a
technique for opportunistically reducing the indirect call overhead.
The basic idea is to eliminate the indirection by moving function
bodies into the jump table wherever possible. This is possible in two
circumstances:
- When the body size is at most the size of a jump table entry.
- When the function is the last function in the jump table.
In both cases, we may move the function body into the jump table by
splitting the jump table in two, with enough space in the middle for the
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[C23] Fix failing assertion on structural equivalence checks (#201650)
This assertion was added in 6a22580305d779e2d712900d49578de9a5cb14e8 as
a sanity check and it turns out that the assertion was false in two
different ways.
1) An enumeration might not have an underlying type in our AST; this
happens for a forward declared enumeration without a fixed underlying
type.
2) When comparing the members, we could compare a member of enumeration
type with a member of a non-integral type like a union or structure.
We now account for both cases.
Fixes #190227
[Dexter] Add support for aggregate expects in the debugger
Allows aggregate expects to be written in Dexter scripts, in the form:
!value expect:
member1: 0
member2:
submember1: 1
submember2: 2
This uses the "variables" feature provided in the DAP interface to
recursively fetch sub-variables from each evaluated variable, and modifies
the DebuggerExpectMatch class to also be recursive, containing submatches
for each expected aggregate member value.
Some key concepts that are affected by this are the "match_result", which
has changed from a bool to a 3-way result ("FALSE", "TRUE", "PARTIAL"),
where "PARTIAL" means that at least one submatch was TRUE and at least one
was FALSE. We also add a `match_distance`, which is used as a measure of
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[OpenACC] Add an attribute to record number of loops collapsed. (#201969)
Attach an attribute indicating the number of collapsed loops if
`convertACCLoopToSCFFor` collapses the loops.
Assisted by Claude Code.
loader.efi: Fix when staging moves late
Prior to this commit, we'd compute the page tables and have the last
entries point to the staging area. We'd then add some more metadata to
the image and boot. This assumed the staging area didn't need to move
for this last bit of data.
However, if we go over the staging limit, when we copyin new data, we
grow the staging area, usually be moving it to a lower address. This
overage usually happens when we're loading modules and so things work
out nicely. Sometimes we're close to the limit, and we need to do this
growing inside bi_load, after we've computed the page table, making the
page table wrong, and the code we jump to random rather than the btext
routine we normally start at.
To fix this, move computation of the table (but not its allocation) to
after bi_load, but before we call the trampoline.
This problem was most observed when loading microcode for many peole,
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net/powerdns: Update to 5.1.1
5.1.1
Released: 8th of June 2026
This is release 5.1.1 of the Authoritative Server. It contains an important bugfix for users of the LMDB backend.
Please review the Upgrade Notes before upgrading from versions < 5.0.x.
Bug Fixes
lmdb: correctly update timestamps in non-split domain table mode
5.1.0
Released: 3rd of June 2026
This is release 5.1.0 of the Authoritative Server. It provides many small new features and improvements, as well as bug fixes.
Please review the Upgrade Notes before upgrading from versions < 5.0.x.
New Features
make Lua records immutable by default
Implement a cors flag to set allowed origin in webserver
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[ValueTracking] Set KnownBits from MSB shift idiom (#200203)
`shl X, sub(Y, xor(ctlz(X, true), BitWidth-1))` shifts X so that its MSB
lands at bit Y, when BitWidth is a power of 2.
https://alive2.llvm.org/ce/z/qknVdk
Assisted-by: claude
net/dnscontrol: Update to v4.41.0
Changelog
Major features:
df8e1f3: NEW PROVIDER: Netnod primary DNS (#4191) (@vilhelmprytz)
Provider-specific changes:
7a079bc: AZURE_PRIVATE_DNS: Fix more tests (#4336) (@TomOnTime)
5c73b3c: AZURE_PRIVATE_DNS: support init command (#4274) (@TomOnTime)
ce47334: HEDNS: Add RP record support (#4343) (@rblenkinsopp)
23004ec: ROUTE53: Add missing R53_ALIAS target record types (#4337) (@tresni)
900ad67: ROUTE53: Initial AWS European Sovereign Cloud support (#4342) (@istenrot)
Documentation:
bc84a47: DOCS: Use the "-args" flag with "go test" when appropriate (#4341) (@TomOnTime)
Dependencies:
db01b64: CHORE: Update dependencies (#4344) (@TomOnTime)
Other changes and improvements:
e6f22cb: BUG: Fix CAA_BUILDER type declarations (#4339) (@thelegy)
480a6f4: CHORE: Linting (#4338) (@TomOnTime)
[Hexagon] Translate IEEE HVX intrinsics to QFloat on v79+ (#198832)
On Hexagon v79 and later, the IEEE-floating-point HVX
instruction encodings (sf/hf operands) are no longer
present in the architecture. Code that uses the IEEE HVX
intrinsics still needs to compile for those targets, so
this change implicitly lowers the intrinsic calls to
equivalent QFloat (qf16 / qf32) sequences during DAG-to-DAG
instruction selection. v75 and earlier continue to emit
the original IEEE encodings unchanged.
The translation covers 22 intrinsics: arithmetic kernels
(vadd / vsub / vmpy / vmpy-acc) for both hf-hf and sf-hf
operand pairs, sign-bit manipulation (vabs / vfneg), the
non-IEEE min/max variants, the cross-domain conversions
(vcvt_hf_h, vcvt_h_hf, vcvt_sf_hf), and vassign_fp.
9 HVX IEEE intrinsics are not translated by this patch
and will be added incrementally: the byte/ubyte/uhalf
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test_zap: correct duplicate words
Fix two doubled words in comments: "which which" and "them them".
Reviewed-by: Brian Behlendorf <behlendorf1 at llnl.gov>
Signed-off-by: Christos Longros <chris.longros at gmail.com>
Closes #18641
