Sync ACPICA with Intel's version 20251212 (from previously 20211217).
Numerous changes, too many to list.
For a detailed list, please see sys/contrib/dev/acpica/changes.txt.
It also fixes a few of GCC 12.5's -Wdangling-pointer warnings.
math/py-numpy1: backport configtool/pkg-config file from numpy 2
Traditionally the way to query for the numpy C API has been through
distutils/setuptools, but the use of setuptools beyond a PEP-517
build backend is increasingly discouraged. numpy 2 introduced
numpy-config and a pkg-config file to allow consumer build systems
to better support the use of numpy as a dependency.
Based on: https://github.com/numpy/numpy/commit/2634f803313f349170c09606d3cc619accd72247
Reported by: fluffy
PR: 281470
cross/ppc-morphos-gcc: One more baserel fix
Also use baserel for const - after all, something in a const might refer to
something that gets relocated, so needs to be accessed baserel as well.
Re-factor the simple "basic 4BSD disklabel scheme" into kern/subr_disk_4bsd.c,
the implementation itself lifted verbatim from hp300. virt68k differed
only by RCS IDs, news68k differed in older copyright notice plus some
whitespace differences in 2 diffrent source lines.
[MLIR][XeGPU] Port tests from the XeGPUSubgroupDistribute to XeGPUSgToWiDistributeExperimental (#189747)
This PR ports tests from subgroup-distribute.mlir (old pass) to
sg-to-wi-experimental.mlir (new pass)
<bsd.dep.mk>: Several tweaks and style cleanups
* Remove duplicate ':N*.cpp' from ${_ALL_DEPENDS}.
* Simplify '!empty(${_FG:M_})' to be '${_FG} == "_"'.
* Replace `cmd` with $(cmd), which is clearer in expressing nested
command substitution.
* Adjust indentations and add comments to help read the complex flow.
<bsd.subdir.mk>: Fix SUBDIR ordering for non-parallel mode
As documented in make(1) man page as well as my tests, the '.ORDER'
directive only applies to the parallel mode (even -j1), so the
${SUBDIR_ORDERED} is actually ignored in the non-parallel mode. As a
result, the build ordering for the subdirectories is their order in
${SUBDIR}, which may be different from ${SUBDIR_ORDERED}, and this can
lead to build failures. For example, gnu/lib/gcc120/libstd++fs failed
to build because it was built before the dependent libstdcxx/headers.
Discussed-with: swildner
gcc120: Fix "make depend" failure in libgcc_eh
libgcc_eh pulled the 'FLAGS_GROUPS=sse2' from libgcc/Makefile.src and
thus "make depend" would call mkdep(1) on the 'sse2' group, but it would
fail because the 'sfp-machine.h' header was not generated.
Fix the problem by moving the 'FLAGS_GROUPS=sse2' and related variables
from libgcc/Makefile.src to {libgcc,libgcc_pic}/Makefile, where they're
actually used.
Discussed-with: swildner
<bsd.dep.mk>: Apply .NOPATH to .depend_${group} files as well
Each group defined in ${FLAGS_GROUPS} will have its own depend file
named '.depend_${group}'. Apply the '.NOPATH' attribute to them as well
as the main '.depend'.
Meanwhile, tweak the '.NOPATH' syntax as source/attribute to align
better with the make(1) man page.
<bsd.dep.mk>: Fix issues in generating depend files
* Remove the '> ${.TARGET}' command so that a repeat 'make depend' would
not falsely succeed.
Before this change, an empty '.depend' file would be created even if
the mkdep(1) fails, and then another 'make depend' (e.g., from
'make quickworld') would skip creating the depend files and thus
falsely succeed.
* Remove the '-' prefix from the 'rm -f ${.TARGET}' command. This fixes
that the mkdep(1) failure was ignored in the jobs mode (i.e., make -jN).
In the jobs mode, all the commands of a target is executed by one
single shell instance. When the shell does not have ErrCtl enabled
(which is the default), the '-' prefix affects the entire job rather
than specific commands prefixed with '-'. See make(1) for more
details.
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[MLIR][XeGPU] Remove verifyLayouts from sg to wi pass (#190360)
The verifyLayouts function walked the IR before distribution and failed
the pass if any XeGPU anchor op or vector-typed result was missing a
layout attribute. This was added as a temporary guard while the pass was
being developed.
Now we add target check for each op.
