Emit service.query CHANGED event on service.update
This commit adds changes so that when a service config update operation is performed, we emit out an event which UI can listen to in order to update it's state accordingly.
[mlir][SPIR-V] Allow SpecConstantComposite constituents to reference other SpecConstantComposites (#193416)
The verifier for spirv.SpecConstantComposite previously assumed all
constituents were spirv.SpecConstant ops, which caused a crash when
referencing nested spirv.SpecConstantComposite ops
Per the SPIR-V spec (s3.3.7, OpSpecConstantComposite), constituents
"must be the \<id\>s of other specialization constants, constant
declarations, or an OpUndef", which includes OpSpecConstantComposite
[lldb] Remove full stop from AppendErrorWithFormat format strings (part 2) (#194352)
To fit the style guide:
https://llvm.org/docs/CodingStandards.html#error-and-warning-messages
I found these with:
* Find `(\.AppendErrorWithFormat\(([\s\r\n]+)?"(?:(?:\\.|[^"\\])*))\."`
and replace with `$1"` using Visual Studio Code.
* Putting a call to `validate_diagnostic` in `AppendErrorWithFormat`.
* Manual inspection.
Note that this change *does not* include a call to `validate_diagnostic`
because I do not know what's going to crash on platforms that I haven't
tested on.
[AArch64][GlobalISel] Lower BF16 FPTRUNC (#193941)
When the architecture +bf16 features is available this is simple as we
lower to a standard instruction. When not available we need to expand to
a series of instructions that performs the necessary rounding. The code
to do that is a port of TargetLowering::expandFP_ROUND to GISel, minus
the float64 odd rounding via expandRoundInexactToOdd. f64 will follow in
a followup patch.
uitofp and sitofp are currently disabled, so that we can take this one
step at a time and check each part in turn. The LLT fp types attempt to
return true for ieee types without UseExtended for types of the correct
size, always returning false for non-standard types.
[mlir][x86] Fix - Replace `load` with `transfer_read` to support on tensor type. (#194543)
This `patch` replaces `vector.load` operation with
`vector.transfer_read` op, such that the re-write lowers
`vector.contract` ops to `bf16_avx512_dp`.
security/lxqt-openssh-askpass: update to 2.4.0
lxqt-openssh-askpass-2.4.0 / 2026-04-20
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* Updated translations and bumped the version.
minizip-ng: updated to 4.2.1
4.2.1
cmake: pick zstd and zlib-ng targets per BUILD_SHARED_LIBS
4.2.0
cmake: produce portable installed package config
mz_os: fix symlink check at or above destination dir
test: skip AES-GCM test when build doesn't support it
minizip: place erase temp on same filesystem when TMPDIR differs
mz_os: split file and link attribute getters
compat: add unzGetCurrentFileZStreamPos64
[flang] improve array section analysis for WHERE (#194399)
The array section analysis in the HLFIR pass in charge of WHERE lowering
was unable to tell that the LHS and RHS are the same array section when
the base is an assumed shape or when a variable is used as indices.
This patch adds an optional callback to the array section
analysis to tell if two SSA values have the same value. This call back
is then implemented to tell that two SSA values are the same only if:
they are the result of equivalent operations with no memory effect (ok
to be non speculatable) and with operands that have the same value
(recursively), or if they are the load from the same variable (which is
OK in the context of WHERE RHS/LHS thanks to Fortran 2023 10.1.4 that
guarantee that a variable referred both on the RHS and LHS cannot be
modified by side effects in the RHS/LHS).
Assisted by: Claude
security/lxqt-policykit: update to 2.4.0
lxqt-policykit-2.4.0 / 2026-04-20
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* Updated translations and bumped the version.
workaround a crash on m68k native buiding libnbcompat.
use -O1 when building tree-vect-slp.cc which avoids a crash in this
file when it compiles a bunch of not very complex things at -O2.
this seems to make GCC 14 m68k stable for me. at least, i'm able
to build tcsh and perl5 now, and a few more things.
7-zip: updated to 26.01
26.01:
linux version of 7-Zip can use huge pages (2 MB pages). It can increase compression speed for 10% for 7z/xz/LZMA/LZMA2 compression.
new -spo[d|c|r] switch specifies the path generation mode for the output directory for archive extraction. The output directory path is generated from the path specified in the -o{dir_path} switch and the name of the archive being unpacked.
-spod : for Linux/Posix/macOS: -o{dir_path} specifies the direct path to the output directory. The asterisk (*) character in {dir_path} will not be replaced by the archive name.
-spoc : 7-Zip will concatenate the path specified in -o{dir_path} with the archive name to form the final path to the output directory.
-spor : 7-Zip will replace asterisk (*) character in the path specified in the -o{dir_path} with the archive name. This is the default option.
some bugs were fixed.
[AMDGPU][Doc] Move barrier documentation to a separate document
Create a new "AMDGPU Execution Synchronization" document.
For now, it just documents barriers and their execution model.
Hopefully, over time, we can improve it to document the
programming model of most common methods of synchronizing execution
of threads (e.g. using memory/spinlock).
I kept the documentation mostly as-is, but I did do some minor changes
to make it flow a bit better as a standalone document. For example,
the fact that barriers work at a wavefront granularity has been moved
to the section about `s_barrier` specifically.
I also moved the note about barrier objects existing within a scope
in the main documentation. As a result, the "target-specific properties"
section has been eliminated.
