Services: Kea DHCPv4/6: Fix missing visual cues for manual mode in DDNS and DHCPv4/6 (#10340)
(cherry picked from commit 720c791b15fbbbbde73c55d818fee63468bcd3ab)
Kea: Hook up reservation.next_server (#10344)
This field was added to the Kea dialogReservation4.xml form in
https://github.com/opnsense/core/pull/8890, however this specific option
was not properly hooked up and did not generate the expected config,
preventing netboot scenarios that rely on next-server from being set on
a per-reservation basis (the per-subnet variant of this option does work
fine).
This commit hooks it up to generate the expected "next-server" Kea
config entry on a per-reservation basis.
(cherry picked from commit e209de9719943a5224a06f8e155629d1052ddcba)
AMDGPU: Improve barrier id allocation (#199997)
The existing barrier ID allocation is over-conservative when a barrier
object was indirectly accessed by several kernels. Instead of the
existing allocate barrier ID for such case per-module basis, we track
the ID allocation per kernel. This would be able to reuse the same
barrier ID for different objects which are accessed (indirectly/directly)
by non-overlapping kernels. See the case: s-barrier-id-allocation.ll.
The motivation comes from downstream use-cases which are handled using
exactly the same mechanism.
I have removed the uniquifyGVPerKernel() since it is less useful in the
new way. And I think there are correctness issues in it. For
non-kernel functions, it just did the replacement without ensuring it is
really called by the kernel (`if (!isKernel(*F) || F == KF)`). This is
problematic if the non-kernel functions was called by other kernels. We
can bring it back carefully if we really need it in the future.
[Clang] Fix write-to-global TimePassesIsEnabled race condition in BackendConsumer ctor (#200102)
When multiple threads launch multiple clang::CompilerInstance to compile
sources, there is no crash but thread-sanitizer reports race condition
in simultaneously writing to global variables llvm::TimePassesIsEnabled
and llvm::TimePassesPerRun in BackendConsumer constructor.
This PR fixes it using ManagedStatic SmartMutex and SmartScopedLock.
[WebAssembly] Handle wide mask reductions in performSETCCCombine (#189358)
This extends `performSETCCCombine` to handle wide fixed-length mask
reductions such as `v32i1` and `v64i1`.
Small mask reductions already had good combines, but `v32i1`/`v64i1`
cases still fell back to scalar bitmask materialization. This change
adds a wide-mask path using chunked `wasm_anytrue` / `wasm_alltrue`,
while preserving the existing small-mask combines.
For example, a reduction like
%1 = icmp eq <32 x i16> %v, zeroinitializer
%2 = bitcast <32 x i1> %1 to i32
%3 = icmp ne i32 %2, 0
now avoids scalar bitmask reconstruction.
Fixed: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/187294
stand: Revert the EFI loader back to strict mode
The change to relaxed mode has had too many unintended breakages. Revert
back to strict mode until that works for all the cases that are
currently broken.
Fixes: 784150fd2535, d69fc3a9dc71
PR: 295289
Sponsored by: Netflix
[BOLT][DebugInfo] Make parallel DWARF debug names generation deterministic(1/2) (#197670)
This change makes BOLT's split DWARF rewriting path produce
deterministic debug names output when processing CUs in parallel.
Previously, several pieces of state used while building `.debug_names`
and updating DWO names were populated during parallel CU processing.
This could make CU/TU index assignment, cross-
CU DIE lookup, and duplicate DWO name disambiguation depend on thread
scheduling order, which in turn could lead to non-reproducible output
across runs.
The patch moves DWO name collection into a deterministic pre-processing
step, pre-allocates debug names CU / foreign TU slots before concurrent
processing, protects cross-CU DIE tracking
with a mutex, and adds a stable tie-breaker when sorting accelerator
table entries. It also centralizes creation of the DWO output directory
before parallel work starts.
This improves reproducibility of BOLT output, makes debug info rewriting
less sensitive to parallel execution order, and avoids subtle
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sysutils/trusted-firmware-a-imx8mq: add 2.6
This package provides mainline TF-A for the NXP i.MX 8M Quad platform,
for example used by u-boot for the Google's Coral Dev Board.
