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   Fix typo in guard define.

   Relax the KASSERT in xhci_event_cmd to allow xhci_polling_p

   Remove trailing whitespace.

   Remove trailing whitespace.

   Remove trailing whitespace.

   Remove trailing whitespace.

   Remove trailing whitespace.

   General code cleanup.   No operational change intended.

   Mostly fix quoting, some missing quotes added, lots of meaningless
   quotes removed (no guarantee of completeness in either of those).

   Also get rid of one use of the obsolete test -o operator, and several
   less than ideal uses of the test ! operator ... replace all that by
   shell || and ! uses.

   Don't use $@ in any context where field splitting cannot occur (also
   avoid it in a couple of places where it would be defined, but isn't
   actually wanted:
        echo "whatever: $@"
   is technically OK, but is generally just a waste of everyone's time,
   the shell passing a whole set of args to echo for it to combine
   back into one line is pointless.   But X="$@" and using $@ in a
   here doc are simply wrong.

   The 80-column police visited during the update (just a couple of

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   Welcome to 10.1_STABLE!

   add 10.1

   add 10.1

   revert previous, msg_flags is already initialized as MSG_NAMEMBUF
   to free the sockname mbuf.

   build.sh: Make `build.sh pkg=...' bomb with -x/MKX11=yes for now.

   Fix typo in previous

   Add a new operation "show-revisionid" that extracts a marker usable
   to recreate the source (depending on the revision controll system
   in use).

   Don't use flags uninitialized.

   Allocate enough address space for unaligned start/end values.

   carp_join_multicast: Stop allocating ip_moptions on stack

   It was just a waste of memory. NFC otherwise, and no regression
   observed for full ATF run on amd64.

   Partially taken from OpenBSD:
   https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/1f237790b75

   XXX
   Seems like OpenBSD has some fixes to carp, that may improve our
   implementation...

   timerfd_settime(2): Return relative duration remaining.

   Not absolute time of next event.

   PR kern/58917: timer_settime and timerfd_settime return absolute time
   of next event

   timerfd_settime(2): Sanitize inputs like timer_settime(2).

   PR kern/58914: timerfd_settime(2) is missing itimespecfix

   timer_settime(2): Return relative duration remaining.

   Not absolute time of next event.

   PR kern/58917: timer_settime and timerfd_settime return absolute time
   of next event

   timer_settime(2): Fix error code for negative it_interval.

   PR kern/58920: timer_settime fails ETIMEDOUT on negative interval,
   not EINVAL

   build.sh: Use X11_TYPE=modular for build.sh pkg=... by default.

   You can override it in your MAKECONF if you want to debug issues in
   pkgsrc with cross-building X11_TYPE=native, but let's try to make
   things work out of the box here if you don't go out of your way.

   doc: two weeks of changes

   t_timerfd: Test for timerfd_settime old_value.

   PR kern/58917: timer_settime and timerfd_settime return absolute time
   of next event

   t_timerfd: Sprinkle additional tests of various edge cases.

   PR kern/58914: timerfd_settime(2) is missing itimespecfix

   t_timer_create: Fix up tests for edge cases.

   While here, save and restore errno in signal handler.

   PR kern/58919: timer_settime fails to trigger for past times

   PR kern/58920: timer_settime fails ETIMEDOUT on negative interval, not
   EINVAL

   t_getitimer: Test invalid itimerval arguments.

   Use sig_atomic_t while here.

   Ex-POSIX (POSIX.1-2008; the interface was removed in POSIX.1-2024)
   prescribes EINVAL for all of these cases:

   SYNOPSIS

       #include <sys/time.h>

       int getitimer(int which, struct itimerval *value);
       int setitimer(int which, const struct itimerval *restrict value,
              struct itimerval *restrict ovalue);
   [...]
   ERRORS

       The setitimer() function shall fail if:


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   t_timerfd: Fix select/poll tests and add kevent EVFILT_WRITE test.

   PR kern/58916: timerfd(2) claims ready for write

   acpi(4): Nix trailing whitespace.

   No functional change intended.