[NFC][AMDGPU] Use SIInstrFlags predicates in SIMemoryLegalizer and AMDGPUBaseInfo. (#209821)
Part of a series following the introduction of SIInstrFlags predicates.
gurk: update to 0.10.0.
## [0.10.0] - 2026-07-19
This release significantly improves startup time and memory usage: messages
are no longer loaded into memory all at once at startup, but fetched in a
window around the current selection directly from the database. As a result,
the app starts fast regardless of the size of the message history.
### 🚀 Features
- Add XDG, env var, and CLI support for config/data paths (#523)
- Replace text with emoji while typing (#549)
- Support tab to autocomplete emoji (#558)
### 🐛 Bug Fixes
- Assure data dir exists (#547)
- Don't clear unread messages when navigating channels (#534)
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[lldb][test] Double the timeout for TestGuiSpawnThreads.py (#210043)
If the host machine is overloaded, spawning threads may be delayed due
to lack of resources. I'm pretty sure this is the cause of failures in
GitHub CI reported in
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/209874.
For what the test is doing, we unfortunately cannot get around needing
to wait on the test program.
We could perhaps come up with a lit mode that runs some tests in serial,
but this is a larger project than I want to get into now.
For now, let's try doubling the timeout. This test is unlikely to fail
for real, so if it's taking a long time, it'll be due to system
resources. In 99% of cases, it'll pass in a few seconds still.
rumdl: update to 0.2.37.
Added
reflow: add atomic_spans configuration and refactor inline wrapping (#742) (aeabec1)
Changed
BREAKING: the MD013 emphasis-spans option is renamed to atomic-spans (default true), with inverted meaning (emphasis-spans = true is now atomic-spans = false). Configs setting the old key should migrate; it is no longer recognized
Fixed
reflow: keep code spans atomic when wrapping would collapse whitespace (d43618b)
Stop a VM before destroying its backing zvols on delete
Deleting a VM with `zvols=true` tore down the backing zvols before stopping the domain, so ZFS could be pulled out from under a live qemu process — risking in-flight corruption and leaving zvols that fail to destroy with EBUSY. The `force` option also didn't really gate deleting a running VM despite what its description implied.
Reject deleting an active (running/suspended) VM unless `force` is set, and stop/undefine the domain before touching its zvols so the block devices are released first; the `force` field description now matches that behaviour. Picked up a few smaller VM-plugin tidy-ups along the way: clone rollback unwinds the snapshots/clones (and half-created VM record) it made if something fails partway, the disk-convert guard treats suspended VMs like running ones, and the convert path check looks at the real destination directory rather than its parent — with unit tests for the convert checks.
Revert "[GVN] Remove the "private" `llvm::gvn` namespace (NFC)" (#210666)
Reverts llvm/llvm-project#210323
FAILED: lib/Transforms/Scalar/CMakeFiles/LLVMScalarOpts.dir/GVN.cpp.o
/var/llvm-compile-time-tracker/llvm-project/llvm/lib/Transforms/Scalar/GVN.cpp:4001:27:
error: qualified name does not name a class before ‘:’ token
4001 | class llvm::GVNLegacyPass : public FunctionPass {
ports-mgmt/pkg: update to 2.8.0
Major Changes:
==============
Database & performance
- better read/write concurrency on the local DB
- Schema bumped to v42: 15 redundant single-column indexes dropped, flavors VIEW added, shlib_id indexes added
- Read-only databases opened with SQLITE_OPEN_READONLY, falling back to immutable=1
- Binary repositories: 16K pages and synchronous=OFF during bulk catalog updates
- Implicit SQL-89 JOINs converted to explicit JOIN syntax, several queries optimized
- Some database concurrency issues fixed
New features
- pkg-checksum(8): new command to generate and validate checksums
- Blake2b used everywhere possible for checksums; repositories use blake2 instead of sha256
- rwhich: file tracking and search for remote repositories (requires repositories to be built with -l)
- pkg delete -G/--exclude-glob: exclude packages by glob pattern
- Repositories: enable/disable/reset support
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[libc++][NFC] Removed duplicated `_LIBCPP_INTRODUCED_IN_LLVM_23` macros (#210602)
Removed the redundant macros, which apparently were added by two
different patches.
Pull up following revision(s) (requested by riastradh in ticket #391):
libexec/ld.elf_so/rtld.c: revision 1.228
libexec/ld.elf_so/xmalloc.c: revision 1.27
ld.elf_so: Fix reversed sense of previous change to ASSERT macro.
Had tested the part of the change replacing botch("p") by botch(#p);
then didn't test the change from `if (!(p)) botch(#p)' to
`(__predict_false(p) ? botch(#p) : (void)0)'. Oops.
Now I have tested this with MALLOC_DEBUG enabled in ld.elf_so.
PR lib/59751: dlclose is not MT-safe depending on the libraries
unloaded
ld.elf_so: Set _rtld_objself.refcount = 1.
This is the object for ld.elf_so itself. It can be opened with
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[ConstraintElim] LSHR x, n <= x when n< bitwidth (#209583)
A logical right shift never increases an unsigned value:
for %r = lshr %x, %n, add the fact %r u<= %x when LSHR is not poison.
This extends the existing udiv/urem fact modeling to lshr.
https://alive2.llvm.org/ce/z/RUTMwe proof shown with constant value <
bit size
flnews-snapshot: Update to 1.4.0pre1
Bug fixes:
- FILTER: Reset pointer to wildmat pattern linked list for every group.
Formerly a nontrivial wildmat could only match the first group of a
group list.
- FILTER: Use result if the wildmat of a score rule has matched a group.
Formerly the further processing of a group list could reset the match.
New features and improvements:
- FILTER: Section SCORING in man page updated.
- Title of man page now follows convention to use only capital letters.
[lldb][NFC] Remove various Stream::Printf calls with constants (#210294)
`Stream::Printf` needs to call various other (variadic) functions, needs
to parse the input string and potentially handle too-long format
outputs. Calling in with a constant string is wasting a lot of
instruction on doing nothing.
assisted-by: claude
