NAS-143935 / 27.0.0-BETA.1 / Include S3 buckets in usage share gathering (#19808)
Each bucket reports its settings, excluding its name, dataset, owner,
and grants. Whether auditing is enabled is also included.
net-im/py-smpplib: add new port
SMPPLib implements the Short Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) protocol for
exchanging SMS messages with SMSC gateways. It binds as a transmitter,
receiver or transceiver, sends and receives PDUs, and splits long or
Unicode text into concatenated multipart messages.
SMPPLib is a missing optional RUN_DEP for py-apprise
PR: 298657
Add tier field to sharing.s3 entries
Information about the current S3 share's tier was accidentally
omitted during intial round of S3 development. This commit adds
the standard tier info.
security/p11-kit: use base system consolidated anchor lists
Currently p11-kit already uses base-system certificates from /usr/share/certs
(since 8672992ef7f072f87304e953231de77179143f1d 2023-02-01 11:05:18 +0000).
Base system's certctl tool allows administrator to add locally trusted anchors
in /usr/local/share/certs, but p11-kit's current behaviour will ignore them.
Use system's consolidated certificates in /etc/ssl/certs and
/etc/ssl/untrusted instead of /usr/share/certs/trusted and
/usr/share/certs/untrusted.
These directories (/etc/ssl/ ones) are managed by system's certctl tool,
and reflects the same content plus admin's managed trusted/untrusted certs.
This change should not break any current behaviour on FreeBSD > 12.2.
This is also coherent with debian's behaviour (on debian, p11_trust_paths
is set to /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt, updated by system's
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[X86][APX] Fix EFLAGS reuse across cycles (#223613)
optimizeCompareInstr's multi-predecessor NF reuse (added in
ab39c491430e) did not scan the below-CmpInstr region of CmpMBB when
CmpMBB was on a CFG cycle: that region is on the back-edge path but is
scanned by neither the caller nor the helper's predecessor walk. A
non-NF-convertible EFLAGS clobber there (e.g. an unrelated CMP feeding a
JCC, as in the reproducer below with VUCOMISS/CTEST/COPY-\$eflags) still
let the helper delete the redundant compare and mark \$eflags live-in on
CmpMBB. That broke the reused EFLAGS on iteration 2+ and tripped
X86FlagsCopyLowering's SuccMBB == TestMBB self-loop check with a fatal
report_fatal_error when a preexisting COPY \$eflags save/restore sat in
the cycle.
Reproducer: https://godbolt.org/z/s58j5zxqd
Detect CmpMBB on a cycle via a forward-reachability BFS on its
successors and, when so, scan from just after CmpInstr to the block's
end: bail on any non-NF-convertible EFLAGS clobber, stage NF-convertible
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[X86] getPSHUFShuffleMask - use PSHUFD/LW/HW decodes directly. NFC. (#224900)
Don't bother going through getTargetShuffleMask and checking for a
repeated lane mask when all we care about is the mask[4] permute mask -
PSHUFLW/HW don't even need the full 128-bit lane mask!
[clang][bytecode] Notify bytecode interpreter after deserializing constant global declarations (#198062)
The problem looks something like this:
```c++
extern const int m;
constexpr int getm() { return m; }
const int m = 12;
static_assert(getm() == 12);
```
The generated bytecode for `getm()` references a global variable stored
in `interp::Program`. This variable is uninitialized when the bytecode
is generated, but since it's extern, that's not diagnosed (because it
might be initialized later).
When we parse the redeclaration of `m` on line 4, we evaluate its
initializer via `Expr::EvaluateAsInitializer`, which makes the bytecode
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[HIPSTDPAR] Add `sincos` support (#224620)
The math fixup pass for `hipstdpar` only supported standard library math
functions. Due to #194616, combining `sin` + `cos` into `sincos` becomes
possible, so whilst `sincos` itself is not (yet) a standard library
interface, it has to be handled as well. This extends the set of covered
intrinsics to include it.
