[CIR] Implement member-pointer members lowering/CXX ABI lowering (#187327)
Record types with a member pointer as a member require quite a bit of
work to get to function properly. First, we have to wire them through
the AST->CIR lowering to make sure we properly represent them, and
represent them when they're zero initializable. We also have to properly
initialize elements when we're NOT zero initializable.
More importantly, we have to implement the CXXABILowering of record
types. Before this patch, we just assumed that all RecordTypes were
legal, since we didn't have the above lowering. A vast majority of this
patch is around getting RecordTypes to lower properly. There isn't
really a good way to test this without the FE changes, so it wasn't
split off.
We accomplish this in 2 phases: First, we transform each individual
record type along the way, giving it a new cxx-abi specific name. We
have to ensure that recursive evaluation works correctly, so we pulled
the solution from the LLVM-IR dialect for that. Secondly, we rename all
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[AArch64][llvm] Fix encoding for `stshh` instruction (#189588)
The encoding for `stshh` was incorrect, and has been fixed. This
has been checked against the Arm ARM.
dashboard:gauge improvements (#10063)
Closes: #8356
*Makes the disk widget become table/bars from grid 2 size onwards
*Adds disk free/used size on the gauge
*Removes parentheses from the memory widget
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Co-authored-by: Fabian Rodriguez <317514+MagicFab at users.noreply.github.com>
misc: import raspberrypi-usbboot version 1.0
This contains the Raspberry Pi USB device boot software known as rpiboot. The
rpiboot tool provides a file server for loading software into memory on a
Raspberry Pi for provisioning. By default, it boots the device with firmware
that makes it appear to the host as a USB mass-storage device. The host
operating system then treats it as a standard USB drive, allowing the filesystem
to be accessed. An operating system image can be written to the device using the
Raspberry Pi Imager.
On Compute Module 4 and newer devices, rpiboot is also used to update the
bootloader SPI flash EEPROM.
Tested on macOS/amd64 and NetBSD/amd64.
[AMDGPU][NFCI] CustomOperand to have a default type (#189584)
Most of the time, we should not need to care about the type at all, so
having it as a mandatory parameter confuses people and invites using
i1/i8/i16 where not necessary.
[AArch64][llvm] Fix encoding for `stshh` instruction (#189588)
The encoding for `stshh` was incorrect, and has been fixed. This
has been checked against the Arm ARM.
devel/libtextstyle, devel/gettext*: Update to 1.0
devel/gettext-tools: Use external libunistring and libxml2.
lang/python*: Remove dependency on gettext-tools. It isn't used and
it is gettext-tools that depends on python now.
PR: 293963
Exp-run by: antoine
devel/autoconf: Update to 2.73
cad/alliance, databases/proxysql, deskutils/growl-for-linux,
emulators/wine-proton, net/yate, sysutils/grub2-efi,
sysutils/grub2-pcbsd: Add USE_CSTD=gnu11 because autoconf 2.73 tries
to use C23 and these ports are broken with that.
PR: 293963
Exp-run by: antoine
misc/mbuffer: Update to 20260301
Changes according to the ChangeLog in the distribution tar ball:
20260301:
- drop speed limitations at the start and end of transfer
- fix input stalling unintential in -M/-R mode
- fix: do not close an already closed file
Fill in bus_dmamap_sync() for 68030. Since 68030 caches are write-through,
this is pretty trivial: just invalidate the on-chip + any external D cache
in the PREREAD case. (See comment in code for why PREREAD is preferred
over POSTREAD.)
PR kern/60144
uvm_swap.c: fix /dev/drum regression caused by swap encryption
* decrypt data using a bounce buffer
* reject writes with ENOTSUP for now
https://gnats.netbsd.org/60083
PR/60083
swread/swwrite: hold swap_syscall_lock (cont.)
fix a harmless merge botch i introduced while porting the patch
from git to cvs.
https://gnats.netbsd.org/60147
PR/60147
Update prometheus to the last LTS release (3.5.1)
This drops two patches which are unneeded. First the Makefile workaround
to skip the asset build step is unneeded, instead use
PREBUILT_ASSETS_STATIC_DIR. Second drop the compress_assets.sh diff
and replace it with a BDEP on shell/bash -- too much bashism there.
Update the patch-mmap_openbsd to work with 3.5.1 and extend it to also
cover the chunks and head chunks. This should fix a frequent panic seen
when head chunks are rotated.
Note: all of this is an ugly workaround because OpenBSD lacks a unified
view between mmap and read/write calls.
Some help and testing done by Alvar Penning (post at 0x21.biz)
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[lldb-dap] Correct attaching by program basename. (#188886)
Fixes an issue where attaching by program would fail if the program name
was a partial name (e.g. "foobar" instead of "/path/to/foobar").
We failed to create the target which caused the attach to fail. Now we
fallback to the dummy target and update to the real target after the
attach completes.
Here is an example launch configuration that fail:
```
{
"type": "lldb-dap",
"name": "Attach (wait)",
"request": "attach",
"program": "foobar",
"waitFor": true
},
```
[SDAG][abd] Combine abd of small types (#181538)
It is beneficial to combine abd of illegal, small types (types that get promoted to wider scalar size).
