[orc-rt] Use the Error matchers in SimpleRemoteCATest (#228672)
Use the Error matchers introduced in 4c8a437d0487 to clean up error
checks in SimpleRemoteCATest.
[webkit.UncountedLambdaCapturesChecker] Treat call_once arguments as noescape (#224492)
call_once does not store the lambda in heap so consider all its
arguments as noescape.
[GlobalISel] [AArch64] Extend SelectShiftMask to handle ADD/SUB mod patterns (#225842)
AArch64 shift instructions only use the low log2(ShiftWidth) bits of the
shift amount, so shifting by X+N where N == 0 mod ShiftWidth is
equivalent to shifting by X alone.
This extends both SelectionDAG (SelectShiftMask) and GlobalISel
(selectShiftMask) implementations.
Part of the incremental work tracked in #224245 to replace
tryShiftAmountMod with ComplexPattern-based isel.
Depends on #223136.
ORC: Fix flaky OrcLazy tests (#228619)
I've seen this fail a few too many times so just let AI deal with it. I
don't
know anything about orc, but extending lifetime of lock_guard seems
plausible.
Notify lookupInitSymbols CV while holding the mutex
The init-symbol lookup completion callback decremented Count under
LookupMutex but called CV.notify_one() after releasing it. The waiting
thread could observe Count == 0, return from lookupInitSymbols, and
destroy the stack-allocated mutex and condition variable before the
callback signalled it. With concurrent compile threads the callback runs
on a dispatcher thread, so the late notify wrote into reused stack
memory, e.g. during endSession right after deinitialize.
This caused intermittent crashes in
ExecutionEngine/OrcLazy/multiple-compile-threads-basic.ll on macOS
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[webkit.UncountedLambdaCapturesChecker] Treat call_once arguments as noescape (#224492)
call_once does not store the lambda in heap so consider all its
arguments as noescape.
[GlobalISel] [AArch64] Extend SelectShiftMask to handle ADD/SUB mod patterns (#225842)
AArch64 shift instructions only use the low log2(ShiftWidth) bits of the
shift amount, so shifting by X+N where N == 0 mod ShiftWidth is
equivalent to shifting by X alone.
This extends both SelectionDAG (SelectShiftMask) and GlobalISel
(selectShiftMask) implementations.
Part of the incremental work tracked in #224245 to replace
tryShiftAmountMod with ComplexPattern-based isel.
Depends on #223136.
resterm: Update to 1.11.0
Changed: script and @apply values are sent as written
Security fixes
Response values could read local files
Response values could expand secrets
gRPC TLS settings were ignored
Scripts read the values the request sends
resterm run
Exit codes and transports
Auth, import, and record
SHA-512 in RestermScript
Docs
gcc: backend: Sprinkle -O1 to some files for alpha
With this workaround, more than 270 pkgsrc's successfully build for me.
PR toolchain/60843 GCC/alpha 14 miscompiles GCC backend
[AArch64][SelectionDAG] Avoid fold bitcast of scalar_to_vector to anyext in big-endian (#225442)
```
int_vt (bitcast (vec_vt (scalar_to_vector elt_vt:x)))
=> int_vt (any_extend elt_vt:x)
```
This pattern not legal in big-endian, so disable in big-endian.
Fix https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/225436
www/immich: Unbreak packaging with other build settings
Drop the node-gyp byte caches, named after the Python version, and
rename the plugin-sdk store directory, named after the build path.
PR: 298930
Reported by: jonc at chen.org.nz
Sponsored by: Netzkommune GmbH
[llvm-objcopy,test] Reorganize reserved st_shndx tests (#228664)
Rename section-index-unsupported.test to reserved-shndx.test, fold
unsupported-machine-specific-shndx.test into it, and enhance it.
