rpi: boot normally, not verbose (#506)
* rpi: boot normally, not verbose
The Pi boot partition shipped `FreeBSD: -v` in cmdline.txt, from when the
board was being brought up and its serial log was the only instrument
there was. That is no longer the right default, and leaving it was a trap
rather than a nicety.
The Pi rootfs carries nextbsd-overlays' loader.conf.d, so it already gets
boot_mutemsgs="YES" (#363). RB_VERBOSE is exactly what that mute exempts,
so a -v that arrived would turn the quiet console back off on this board
alone, while every other machine stayed quiet.
It does not arrive today: parse_fdt_bootargs() only parses when
fdt_get_chosen_bootargs() succeeds, and a tryboot with that line produced
a boot that was not verbose, so the firmware appears not to be writing
/chosen/bootargs at all (nextbsd-kernel#93). So the flag was inert -- and
would have started working silently, on every Pi image, the day that was
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[orc-rt] Pass the reporting Session to Session error reporters. (#226622)
Session error reporters previously received only the Error, and had to
be supplied to the Session constructor, so they had no direct way to
refer to the Session reporting the error (e.g. to include its address in
a log message).
This commit changes ErrorReporterFn to take the reporting Session along
with the Error, and adds a Session::logErrors reporter that logs errors
via ORC_RT_LOG at Error level in the Session category. logErrors is only
available when Error-level logging is compiled in
(ORC_RT_LOG_ENABLED(Error)), so that it can't silently discard errors in
configurations where logging is compiled out. The noErrors and
AccumulateErrors test helpers are updated to work as both plain and
Session error reporters.
Replace cl::bits with cl::list. NFC (#226399)
cl::bits packs enum values into an unsigned, which would block migration
to TableGen based representation. The three users only test membership.
LLM-aided
[orc-rt] Move ORC_RT_LOG_ENABLED into config.h. (#226617)
ORC_RT_LOG_ENABLED depends only on the logging configuration values
defined in config.h, but was defined in Logging.h, so checking whether a
log level is compiled in required pulling in the logging backend's
headers (e.g. <os/log.h>).
This commit moves ORC_RT_LOG_ENABLED (and its level-token aliases) into
config.h, so that headers can check the logging configuration without
including Logging.h.
chat/matrix-synapse: Align dependencies to upstream harder
Bump a few versions, and add a dependency on pyparsing, which
shouldn't be present, but upstream has it in pyproject.toml because
synapse depends on packaging and packaging used to need pyparsing, but
apparently packaging needed a newer version than it said it needed.
Reported upstream.
Tested on NetBSD 10 amd64.
Fix LDAP directory service migration for multiple servers
`ldap_hostname` is comma-separated, so a configuration with more than one LDAP
server migrated into a single malformed `server_urls` entry that SSSD discards
entirely, leaving no usable server. Also normalize the case of legacy values
copied into the new table, which left `ldap_schema` lowercased and failing
validation against Literal['RFC2307', 'RFC2307BIS'].
Supplementary migration is not being added because anyone who
encountered this issue during migration would have already cleared the
problematic LDAP config and set the correct parameters. LDAP is not
functional in a degraded state after failed migration, and migration
failure is currently user-serviceable. This commit primarily is to fix
users who are migrating from 25.04 to 26.
[CodeGen] Fix DetectDeadLanes for same-class copies with mismatched widths (#226556)
isCrossCopy() returned early whenever source and destination shared a
register class, treating the transfer as lane-for-lane. That is wrong
when a REG_SEQUENCE names a subregister slot narrower than the source
operand, e.g. a 32-bit vreg used as the lo16 piece of another 32-bit
vreg. Only take the early exit when the two widths match; otherwise fall
through to findCommonRegClass().
Fixes: ROCM-31212
[AMDGPU] Measure MFMA overwrite hazards at each instruction
Apply previously established processing to:
- VALU overwriting an MFMA result
- VALU overwriting a register an MFMA took as srcC
AI-assisted.
[AMDGPU] Measure MFMA read hazards at each producer
Introduce more sophisticated traversal to avoid the following traps:
- order-dependent traversal and discarding seen BBs despite shorter path
- mis-matching distance and window of different producers
Record the best distance per BB instead of a visited flag and sweep the
arrivals in nondecreasing distance (bucket queue). This pairs producers
with their actual distance to a consumer in one go.
Fixed scenarios:
- MFMA reading an MFMA result as srcA, srcB or srcC
- VALU, memory or export instruction reading an MFMA result
rewrite-vgpr-mfma-to-agpr.ll gains an s_nop 2: a 4-pass XDL write that
partially overlaps the srcC read two slots later requires five wait
states, and none were emitted because the nearest producer wrote the
register in full.
AI-assisted.
[AMDGPU][NFC] Extract the MFMA read-window calculation
Move the wait states a consumer needs before reading an MFMA result out
of checkMAIHazards90A into getMFMAReadWaitStates, taking the producer as
an argument, so a caller can ask about a specific producer. The partial
srcC overlap half moves into getMFMAOverlappedSrcCWaitStates. The caller
passes the producer the walk recorded, so nothing changes.
AI-assisted.
[LV] Honor -force-vector-interleave when generating diff checks (#225768)
We use both IC and UserIC in the checks below. However, once those
checks are done, UserIC will always override IC if it's non-zero. That
means using the max is unnecessary and can result in overly conservative
checks when UserIC < IC.
