sound: Start each channel individually
Unlock all members before starting any of them. Holding multiple channel
locks while calling chn_start() on a virtual channel can trigger the
parent, which acquires PCM_LOCK() while other virtual channels are still
locked -- a lock order reversal.
Reviewed by: christos
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D57399
(cherry picked from commit 47ae0a869c7db693ffb1ac058d63dcb79c4e68a8)
[clang][bytecode] Use ASTRecordLayout offsets when subtracting pointers (#206496)
What we did here didn't work properly for pointers casted to bases. Add
`Pointer::computeLayoutOffset()` and use that to return the proper
values.
py-bracex: updated to 3.0
3.0
- **BREAK**: If there are no expansions, `bracex` will not return an empty string by default in the list. This matches
Bash. To get the old behavior, enable the new `return_empty` parameter to always return at least an empty string if
expansion yields no expansions.
- **FIX**: To better match Bash, empty expansions are not returned as empty strings.
- **FIX**: No longer backtrack if a sequence is evaluated and is deemed to be invalid.
graphics/dust3d: update the port to version 1.1.6
- GC no longer applicable patches, BROKEN_aarch64,
and dependencies after CGAL-based mesh code was
replaced with built-in algorithm (since version
1.0.0-rc.7)
- Replace banal hand-rolled `do-configure' recipe
with USES+=qmake, refine COMMENT text, etc.
- Install provided icon and .desktop file instead
of specifying nearly identical DESKTOP_ENTRIES
PR: 295221
Submitted by: Alastair Hogge
Reported by: portscout
PR lib/60369 Update tests to match modern UTF-8
This just removes test cases using invalid (by current standards) UTF-8
sequences (in one case the test is modified to switch it from invalid to valid)
The XFAIL that was added is removed. ("removed" in all of this means
hashifd away).
There is, in this change, no attempt to fix either of the other very valid
concerns - actually testing invalid input to ensure it is rejected (would
need to be a whole new test case, the way they are currently structured is
not condusive to that - the input is simply known to be valid), nor having
the test continue to try the remaining cases if an invalid result is obtained
rather than simply abandoning ship at the first opportunity.
Also note that none of this really has anything whatever to do with the
PR, which had nothing at all to do with what is valid UTF-8 and what is
not, but merely when something that is to be treated as invalid is
detetected, that MUST be reported, the (libc, not test) code must not
go on to examine further bytes and end up reporting that more are needed
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devel/gitpane: update to 0.8.1
[0.8.1] - 2026-06-29
Added
Right-click a file in the Changes panel to open a context menu with Stage, Unstage, Discard, Open, and Open folder. Stage and Unstage are gated by what the file actually supports: a worktree change can be staged, a staged change can be unstaged, and a partially staged file offers both. Discard is confirmation gated and restores a tracked file (or deletes an untracked one). Open launches the file through the configured [open] command, or the OS default app when none is set, and Open folder reveals the file in the system file manager. File operations run against the active worktree's tree when a worktree is selected, mirroring the diff view, while the parent repository row refreshes afterward. Submodule rows offer only Open and Open folder.
Fixed
Releasing no longer fails to reach crates.io silently. The publish step swallowed every error (including an expired token's 403 Forbidden) yet still reported success, so v0.7.15 and v0.8.0 were tagged and built but never published. The step now fails the job on real errors and treats only an already-published version as a skippable no-op.
[0.8.0] - 2026-06-26
Added
Open a repo or worktree with o. It opens the selected row in a new tmux pane (a shell in its directory) or runs a configurable [open] command such as a GUI editor. Where it runs is configurable through placement: a tmux split or new window (with right-of, below, or a named target), inline in the current terminal, or an interactive picker chosen at launch. When gitpane is not running inside tmux, a tmux placement falls back to running the command inline.
Review the selected repo or worktree's diff with v. It runs [review] command (default git diff {base}...HEAD) in a new tmux window. The base ref comes from [review] base or the repository's resolved default branch; when neither resolves, gitpane shows a clear error instead of running a doomed diff.
Create and remove linked worktrees from gitpane, via both the key bindings and the context menu. Creation makes the worktree on a new branch under [worktree] dir (or as a sibling of the repo). Removal is confirmation gated and runs git worktree remove without --force, so git refuses to delete a dirty or main worktree and no work is lost.
Mark repositories and worktrees that have a live tmux pane cwd'd inside them with a ◉ indicator, so you can see at a glance where an agent or shell is parked. The marker is tmux only and shows nothing when tmux is unavailable.
Go to a repo's live tmux session with G (or the context menu). gitpane auto-detects your terminal and opens the session in a new tab (WezTerm, kitty, GNOME Terminal, Konsole) or a new window (Ghostty, Alacritty), so the current view is never replaced and there is no in-place switch to get stranded by. The terminal table is data driven and documented, and [goto] command overrides it for any other terminal.
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[LoopUnroll] Skip called function in constant-op reduction filter (#200868)
canParallelizeReductionWhenUnrolling iterates the latch instruction's
operands and rejects the reduction if any is a Constant. For calls the
called function is itself a Constant, falsely rejecting every intrinsic
form (fmuladd, smin/smax/umin/umax, etc.). Use CallBase::args() to
restrict the check to data operands.
[DAGCombiner][NVPTX] Avoid forming illegal-typed shuffles after type-legalization (#205056)
Currently, `combineInsertEltToShuffle` could create a shuffle of an
illegal type after type legalization, which when reaches the operation
legalizer, asserts ("Unexpected illegal type!").
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/198259 fixed a crash resulting
from this in NVPTX but resulted in regressions with some types due to
the check blocking pre-type-legalization folds in addition to the
illegal post-type-legalization shuffle.
This change removes the TTI override in NVPTX and adds a guard in the
`combineInsertEltToShuffle` pattern to avoid forming illegal-typed
shuffles after type legalization.
PR lib/58282 revert refresh.c 1.132 (Mon Jun 29 06:06:10 UTC 2026)
This "broke stuff" (reported by gson@ and ryo@) and was reported as:
This has been reverted and sysinst behaves for me now.
Yet it had not been. Now it has.
[clang] The `__reference_meows_from_temporary` builtins should SFINAE friendly when the 1st type is not a reference type (#206527)
Suppose that `__reference_constructs_from_temporary` is defined as:
```cpp
__reference_constructs_from_temporary(_Tp, _Up);
```
A non-reference type can never bind to a temporary, so the result is
always `false` for such a `_Tp`. We should short-circuit before reaching
the instantiations by check the type of `_Tp`. But clang's
`__reference_constructs_from_temporary` eagerly instantiates the
construction of `_Up` (including the element's constructor exception
specification) even when `_Tp` is not a reference, which can hard-error
on misbehaved types.
The following code should be accepted, but clang raise a hard error:
```cpp
struct NoConv {};
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[flang][cmake] Order flang profdata generation after clang's (#206023)
The clang and flang PGO pipelines clean and regenerate the same shared
profraw directories, so running them concurrently can truncate a profraw
while the other merge has it mmap'd. Add an ordering edge so flang's
pipeline runs after clang's.
Fixes issues introduced by
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/198863
ipfilter(4): Fix a couple of typos in the manual pages
- s/heirarchical/hierarchical/
- s/itnerface/interface/
- s/conjuction/conjunction/
(cherry picked from commit 0223ae33ad6dd29215bbb6efd041aa5b6c67dc1f)
ps(1): Fix a few typos in the manual page
- s/occurence/occurrence/
- s/occurences/occurrences/
- s/ouput/output/
(cherry picked from commit dd2127b54f97fd7445bb4f4187a148e979c9c944)
[mlir][linalg] Handle existing destination-passing-style ops in `transform.structured.rewrite_in_destination_passing_style` (#205034)
`transform.structured.rewrite_in_destination_passing_style` may be
applied to an operation that is already in destination-passing style,
e.g. `linalg.add`. In this case, the operation does not need to be
rewritten, but the current `TypeSwitch` does not handle
`DestinationStyleOpInterface` and falls through to the unreachable case.
Such operations can be handled by returning them unchanged. This makes
the transform accept already destination-style operations and avoids the
crash.
An regression test for applying `rewrite_in_destination_passing_style`
is added to `linalg.add`.
Fixes #204099
ipfilter(4): Fix a couple of typos in the manual pages
- s/heirarchical/hierarchical/
- s/itnerface/interface/
- s/conjuction/conjunction/
(cherry picked from commit 0223ae33ad6dd29215bbb6efd041aa5b6c67dc1f)
[WebAssembly][NFC] Remove direct access to FeatureKV (#206232)
This is preparatory work for changing the representation of
FeatureKV/SubTypeKV, in which they will no longer be that easily
accessible as global variables. Therefore, get them from the subtarget
instead.
ps(1): Fix a few typos in the manual page
- s/occurence/occurrence/
- s/occurences/occurrences/
- s/ouput/output/
(cherry picked from commit dd2127b54f97fd7445bb4f4187a148e979c9c944)
