IMEMO objects have many types. Without this change, we cannot see what
types of IMEMO objects are being used when dumping the heap. Adding the
type to the IMEMO object will allow us to gather statistics about IMEMO
objects being used.
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* ruby.c (load_file_internal): define DATA here instead of ensure
func.
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With RUBY_CODESIGN people can avoid pushing many OK button of firewall
dialogs on macOS through test-all.
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Import Ruby/OpenSSL 2.0.3. Only bugfixes. The full commit log since
2.0.2 (imported at r57146) can be found at:
https://github.com/ruby/openssl/compare/v2.0.2...v2.0.3
----------------------------------------------------------------
Corey Bonnell (1):
Fix for ASN1::Constructive 'each' implementation
Kazuki Yamaguchi (10):
Fix build with static OpenSSL libraries on Windows
([ruby-core:78878] [Bug #13080])
Merge pull request #96 from CBonnell/master
Merge branch 'topic/windows-static-linking-without-pkg-config' into maint
appveyor.yml: update OpenSSL version to 1.0.2j
buffering: fix typo in doc
test/envutil: fix assert_raise_with_message
x509: fix OpenSSL::X509::Name#eql?
([ruby-core:79310] [Bug #13170])
ruby-openssl-docker: update versions of Ruby and OpenSSL
.travis.yml: test with Ruby 2.4
Ruby/OpenSSL 2.0.3
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* thread_sync.c: allow spurious wakeup to check Queue status just after trap.
[Bug #12405]
* test/thread/test_queue.rb: add a test for it.
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* thread.c, thread_sync.c: define new function
rb_thread_sleep_deadly_allow_spurious_wakeup() and use it instead of
using sleep_forever() directly.
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strftime format strings which are dynamically-generated will benefit
from avoiding garbage, here.
* time.c (time_strftime): use rb_str_tmp_frozen_{acquire,release}
* test/ruby/test_time.rb (test_strftime_no_hidden_garbage): new test
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* template/limits.c.tmpl (ULLONG_MAX): add a fallback definition.
On old CentOS lacks ULLONG_MAX.
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* test/ruby/test_io.rb (test_closed_stream_in_rescue): run in a
separated process.
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Format strings which are dynamically-generated will benefit
from this. This won't cover exceptions, but exceptions for
sprintf should be too uncommon to care about (unlike IO)
* sprintf.c (rb_str_format): use rb_str_tmp_frozen_{acquire,release}
* test/ruby/test_sprintf.rb (test_no_hidden_garbage): new test
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As with IO#write, IO#syswrite also generates garbage which can
be harmful in hand-coded read-write loops.
* io.c (swrite_arg, swrite_do, swrite_end): new
(rb_io_syswrite): use new functions to cleanup garbage
[ruby-core:78898] [Bug #13085]
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Handle the embedded case first, since we may have an embedded
duplicate and non-embedded original string.
* string.c (rb_str_tmp_frozen_release): handled embedded strings
* test/ruby/test_io.rb (test_write_no_garbage): new test
[ruby-core:78898] [Bug #13085]
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* string.c (STR_IS_SHARED_M): new flag to mark shared mulitple times
(STR_SET_SHARED): set STR_IS_SHARED_M
(rb_str_tmp_frozen_acquire, rb_str_tmp_frozen_release): new functions
(str_new_frozen): set/unset STR_IS_SHARED_M as appropriate
* internal.h: declare new functions
* io.c (fwrite_arg, fwrite_do, fwrite_end): new
(io_fwrite): use new functions
Introduce rb_str_tmp_frozen_acquire and rb_str_tmp_frozen_release
to manage a hidden, frozen string. Reuse one bit of the embed
length for shared strings as STR_IS_SHARED_M to indicate a string
has been shared multiple times. In the common case, the string
is only shared once so the object slot can be reclaimed immediately.
minimum results in each 3 measurements. (time and size)
Execution time (sec)
name trunk built
io_copy_stream_write 0.682 0.254
io_copy_stream_write_socket 1.225 0.751
Speedup ratio: compare with the result of `trunk' (greater is better)
name built
io_copy_stream_write 2.680
io_copy_stream_write_socket 1.630
Memory usage (last size) (B)
name trunk built
io_copy_stream_write 95436800.000 6512640.000
io_copy_stream_write_socket 117628928.000 7127040.000
Memory consuming ratio (size) with the result of `trunk' (greater is better)
name built
io_copy_stream_write 14.654
io_copy_stream_write_socket 16.505
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Because our tests now have several places where FIXNUM_MAX is needed,
we decided to provide it along with several other constants.
* template/limits.c.tmpl: new file, defining RbConfig::Limits
* ext/rbconfig/sizeof/depend (limits.c): rule to generate limits.c
* test/-ext-/num2int/test_num2int.rb: use RbConfig::Limits
* bootstraptest/test_insns.rb: ditto.
* .gitignore: ignore new generated file.
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* internal.h: Microsoft Visual C++ has never supported C99 yet,
even in 2017.
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* test/irb/test_ruby-lex.rb (test_prompt): invert confinue flag by
FIXME comments. adjust line numbers.
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17+ years passed since standardized in ISO, 8 years since we added
AC_HEADER_STDBOOL to configure.in. I'm quite confident that it's
already safe to use <stdbool.h>.
I understand that when we introduced AC_HEADER_STDBOOL, <stdbool.h>
was remain not included because C standard and SVR4 curses conflicted
miserably back then (#1). Though I believe such situation has been
fixed already(#2), I'm afraid of your operating system might ship a
proprietary curses that still conflicts with the standard. So to avoid
potential problem, we limit the inclusion to our internal use only.
#1 : 1997 version of SUSv2 said bool is "defined though typedef" in
<curses.h>, while C99 said bool is a macro, plus in C++ bool is a
keyword. AFASIK the curses library has never been a part of
POSIX.
#2 : In reality ncurses and NetBSD curses both just follow C99 to
include <stdbool.h> from <curses.h>. I think C99 is now widely
adopted.
----
* internal.h: #include <stdbool.h> if present. That is
believed to be the case for 99.9% systems that lives today.
Non-C99, non-C++ situations are intentionally left
undefined, advised by Motohiro Kosaki. If you have such
compiler, please fill the definition appropriately.
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* ext/extmk.rb (parse_args): --command-output is now mandatory.
remove direct build mode.
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* ext/extmk.rb (extmake): fix up r57424 for static-linked-ext.
separate maybestatic argument from basedir which is given always
now.
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* template/exts.mk.tmpl: use `cd` then `make` instead of `make -C`
when not GNU make.
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