[OpenMP][offload] Add enhanced cross-team reduction test
Tests different patterns of OpenMP cross-team reductions, for multiple
data types.
If run with `LIBOMPTARGET_INFO=16`, shows current register spilling due
to dispatch jump chains (which grow for every reduction in the same
translation unit) for indirect function calls in the reduction runtime.
Fix double free of hr_file (later handled by bozo_clean_request())
Also hr_file_free should be used for free(3) (it fixes "//~user/" case
in which hr_file points to the last slash in the prefix).
[lldb] Remove name field from StatsSuccessFail (#195039)
Each *Stats struct is supposed to serialize into JSON and contains the
data to serialize *itself* into JSON. However, the StatsSuccessFail also
contains a `name` field which is only interesting for the *parent* Stats
class. This patch just removes the field as it is only used for storing
a constant string that is only used once during serialization.
[gn] Fix a benign bug in write_cmake_config.py (#196043)
A local read() function was ignoring its parameter and was instead
always using the value that was passed in as parameter anyways.
No actual behavior change.
py-pymysql: updated to 1.1.3
v1.1.3
Security
* Fix `Cursor.callproc()` didn't escape procedure name.
There was a possibility of SQL injection when calling a procedure with a string received from an untrusted source as the procedure name.
NOTICE: This change may cause backward compatibility issues. If you specified a procedure name like `"dbname.funcname"`, the previous version called `CALL dbname.funcname`, but from this version, it will call ``CALL `dbname.funcname` `` so you cannot specify procedure name with database name anymore.
py-authlib: updated to 1.7.2
1.7.2
Fix the readme links
Allow non-recommended algorithms in ClientSecretJWT and PrivateKey
Validate BCP47 language tags with a regex
Fix RFC7523 signing with non RSA keys
[LLVM][Constants] Store "splat (float 0.0)" as ConstantFP rather than ConstantAggregateZero. (#195284)
The original split is awkward because, not unreasonably, some code paths
expect constant folding of ConstantFP operands to yield a ConstantFP
result.
Fixes https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/194590
[flang][NFC] Converted select-type.f90 test to HLFIR (#195777)
Lower/select-type.f90 took special care to convert from legacy lowering
to HLFIR lowering.
Assisted-by: AI
[flang-rt] Avoid libstdc++ guard symbols in RTNAME(Timef) (#195984)
The function-local `static Lock timef_lock;` introduced by PR #185377
required thread-safe-static initialization, which causes the compiler to
emit calls to `__cxa_guard_acquire`/`__cxa_guard_release` from
libsupc++/libc++abi -- a C++ runtime library dependency that flang-rt
explicitly avoids (see comment in
flang-rt/include/flang-rt/runtime/lock.h).
Move `timef_lock` to namespace scope, matching the existing
`rand_seed_lock` pattern in the same file. The other function-local
statics (`start`, `ticks_per_sec`, `isInit`) have constant initializers
and are unaffected.
Assisted-by: AI
memcached: updated to 1.6.41
1.6.41
Overview
Important bugfix release over regressions starting from 1.6.34 and 1.6.40. The glitches are not likely critical but we want to raise awareness of them.
In 1.6.34 we introduced new memory mover code. In very rare cases a bug can lead to the memory mover becoming unable to make progress and pages will no longer be moved for either a period of time or forever.
This also introduced a rare crash when slabs_mover=2 start option is in use. However it is highly recommended that nobody use this option as it will give poor hit rates for most workloads.
In 1.6.40 we introduced a rewritten protocol parser. The lru tuning command was made inaccessible and is now fixed in this release.
Finally, this repairs a bug in extstore where frequently accessed items can be lost during data compaction. This has existed since extstore was written and is not a recent regression. It is more likely to happen on highly loaded systems with low memory available to keep active items in RAM vs disk.
Several ASAN triggering but otherwise harmless bugs were also fixed.
Fixes
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[Dexter] Add timestamps to DAP logging (#193705)
DAP logs are currently optionally output by Dexter to assist in
debugging or analyzing Dexter sessions. The output currently includes
the contents of every DAP message sent to/from the debug adapter, but
for some long-running programs it can also be useful to know when
messages have been sent and received; to assist, this patch adds
timestamps to DAP messages in the log.
