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perl5.git.perl.org Git - metaconfig.git/log
Add the Configure option to enable strict by default in perl programs.
Do not set strict by default on -e or -E
This is a development only feature to allow us to clean up blead.
./Configure -Dusedevel -des -Dusedefaultstrict
Do not set strict by default on -e or -E
This is a development only feature to allow us to clean up blead.
./Configure -Dusedevel -des -Dusedefaultstrict
Trap SIGBUS when Configure checks for va_copy (#18148)
On several systems the attempt to determine if we "need va_copy() or
similar" results in a SIGBUS instead of a SIGSEGV because the fault
happens pointing at an io device address.
While reviewing accounting logs during the OpenBSD system build, bluhm@
noticed a core dump and deraadt@ tracked it down.
While researching it was discovered that this is a fairly common case in
other systems as well.
Original diff by deraadt@
On several systems the attempt to determine if we "need va_copy() or
similar" results in a SIGBUS instead of a SIGSEGV because the fault
happens pointing at an io device address.
While reviewing accounting logs during the OpenBSD system build, bluhm@
noticed a core dump and deraadt@ tracked it down.
While researching it was discovered that this is a fairly common case in
other systems as well.
Original diff by deraadt@
Force comments for L_R_TZSET to end in config_h.SH
Merge pull request #71 from richardleach/patch-1
d_localtime_r.U - explicitly free() allocations
d_localtime_r.U - explicitly free() allocations
d_localtime_r.U - explicitly free() allocations
To keep LeakSanitizer happy. See https://github.com/Perl/perl5/issues/18107 for background.
To keep LeakSanitizer happy. See https://github.com/Perl/perl5/issues/18107 for background.
Merge pull request #69 from khwilliamson/master
Fixes for EBCDIC, AIX, cleanup, some thread cleanup, docs
Fixes for EBCDIC, AIX, cleanup, some thread cleanup, docs
usethreads.U: Rmv unused variable
Extensions.U: remove unused variable
README: Add instrs for modified units
README: Fix typo
d_longdbl.U: Always echo to &4 file descriptor
Previously only some did; this also removes the space in '>& 4' used in
some places
Previously only some did; this also removes the space in '>& 4' used in
some places
d_longdbl.U: Mention two symbols in ?C:
These two symbols are defined by this unit, but went unmentioned.
These two symbols are defined by this unit, but went unmentioned.
d_union_semun.U: Indent two ?C: lines
These two lines are for describing a data structure. I've written code
that converts config.h items into pod. These are the only two lines that
are really problematic, and it is because they should render as-is, but
to indicate that, they shouldn't be at the left margin.
These two lines are for describing a data structure. I've written code
that converts config.h items into pod. These are the only two lines that
are really problematic, and it is because they should render as-is, but
to indicate that, they shouldn't be at the left margin.
Add d_bitfield.U to see if non-int struct bitfields
The C standard says only int and unsigned int bitfields in structs need
to be supported. Many compilers also support other-sized ones, such as
short, but not all. This adds a probe to detect this.
The C standard says only int and unsigned int bitfields in structs need
to be supported. Many compilers also support other-sized ones, such as
short, but not all. This adds a probe to detect this.
i_db.U: Use new compiler_warning.U
voidflags.U: Use new compiler_warning.U
d_attribut.U: Use new compiler_warning.U
Add compiler_warning.U
This is to see if there were compiler warnings generated. It turns out
that AIX has very weird syntax for warnings, that don't include that
word, so there is special code for that os.
Also, some compiler's warnings aren't all lowercase.
This is to see if there were compiler warnings generated. It turns out
that AIX has very weird syntax for warnings, that don't include that
word, so there is special code for that os.
Also, some compiler's warnings aren't all lowercase.
contains.U: Need a path to the generated script
I tested what would happen with 'contains' if grep is actually broken on
the box, and it failed because it didn't know where the generated
work-around script is.
This commit fixes this, but the fact that no failures have been showing
up indicates that modern greps just aren't broken this way.
I tested what would happen with 'contains' if grep is actually broken on
the box, and it failed because it didn't know where the generated
work-around script is.
This commit fixes this, but the fact that no failures have been showing
up indicates that modern greps just aren't broken this way.
contains.U: echo should go to >&4
Copy contains.U from dist to U/modified
This is in preparation for modifying it
This is in preparation for modifying it
d_setlocale.U: Add more info to user messages
d_setlocale.U: Pay attention to hints file
This was ignoring any hints file setting of d_setlocale, and checking if
the system appears to have a sane one. But there are cases where the
setlocale isn't really sane, even though it appears to be, and the hints
file is used to override this setting. This commit now pays attention
to that override.
This was ignoring any hints file setting of d_setlocale, and checking if
the system appears to have a sane one. But there are cases where the
setlocale isn't really sane, even though it appears to be, and the hints
file is used to override this setting. This commit now pays attention
to that override.
Modernize getverlist
- use strict/warnings
- pack "s>s>s>" to ensure best sorting
- fix small typo in comment
- use strict/warnings
- pack "s>s>s>" to ensure best sorting
- fix small typo in comment
Remove final vestiges of 5.005 threads
Backport more blead Glossary typo fixes
Commit bc2d571f1bf96e369c3d80c4294161b1d3180299 backported the
"patern" typo fix from
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/4357af6ce6bbf62e83c554355bd8063b6fd0880a,
but missed the instances of "usally" on the same lines.
Commit bc2d571f1bf96e369c3d80c4294161b1d3180299 backported the
"patern" typo fix from
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/4357af6ce6bbf62e83c554355bd8063b6fd0880a,
but missed the instances of "usally" on the same lines.
Head.U: Fix Github repository URL
Merge pull request #64 from ntyni/blead-changes
Blead changes
Blead changes
Backport blead Glossary change fixing typos
The Glossary change is part of
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/4357af6ce6bbf62e83c554355bd8063b6fd0880a
The Glossary change is part of
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/4357af6ce6bbf62e83c554355bd8063b6fd0880a
Backport blead Configure change to contact instructions
The Configure change is part of
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/35e21c5bf73a6039193bb688ec85ff2cc7716443
The Configure change is part of
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/35e21c5bf73a6039193bb688ec85ff2cc7716443
Minor cleanups
Merge pull request #63 from xenu/xenu/sockaddr-storage
add probe for struct sockaddr_storage
add probe for struct sockaddr_storage
add probe for struct sockaddr_storage
Perl/perl5#17764 needs this
Perl/perl5#17764 needs this
Merge pull request #62 from Perl/fix-repeated-words
Fix repeated-word typos
Fix repeated-word typos
Fix repeated-word typos
Sync with minor changes in blead
Patches for meta are never directly from the perl5 tree
Update the reference to the GitHub issue tracker
Declare temporary file 'try' for metalint.
Fix strtoul probe to compile under clang++.
Add the missing stdlib.h header and remove an unnecessary prototype.
Add the missing stdlib.h header and remove an unnecessary prototype.
Fix strtoll, strotoull, and strtouq probes to compile under clang++.
The test programs were missing the stdlib.h header, and needed
tweaks to the check() prototype to compile under clang++. These
changes should be fine for C compilers as well, but they have typically
been more forgiving, so shouldn't be affected.
The test programs were missing the stdlib.h header, and needed
tweaks to the check() prototype to compile under clang++. These
changes should be fine for C compilers as well, but they have typically
been more forgiving, so shouldn't be affected.
Include <stdio.h> in getpgrp/setpgrp probes for printf prototype.
C compilers typically issue a warning, but c++ compilers may abort with
an error.
C compilers typically issue a warning, but c++ compilers may abort with
an error.
Use a compile and run test for clang++.
For glibc, previous reports were that some functions (such as lchown())
are present in libc, but are unimplemented. That is, they always fail
and set errno=ENOSYS. Unfortunately, the stub test doesn't work under
clang++. Thus use a compile and run test.
For glibc, previous reports were that some functions (such as lchown())
are present in libc, but are unimplemented. That is, they always fail
and set errno=ENOSYS. Unfortunately, the stub test doesn't work under
clang++. Thus use a compile and run test.
Merge pull request #61 from xenu/master
add probe for __attribute__(always_inline)
add probe for __attribute__(always_inline)
add probe for __attribute__(always_inline)
isless probe in Configure broken #17216
Update README to reflect new location on github
Add check for malloc_usable_size (Richard Leach)
Merge pull request #60 from tonycoz/futimes-exit
c99 requires functions to be declared before they're called
c99 requires functions to be declared before they're called
c99 requires functions to be declared before they're called
and exit() is declared in stdlib.h
and exit() is declared in stdlib.h
Reset xxx_convert to empty string if none of 3 utilities is found
Backport 6e404ab585deadc1c32d50513f13b50ae395c00d
This will cause Configure to enter the WHOA block and default to using
sprintf.
Change Gconvert checkit() prototype for [perl #134371].
In the checkit() routine inside Configure, clang++ was taking the
if (strcmp(expect, got)) branch even though the 'expect' and 'got' strings
were identical. A first step in debugging this was to realize that
the checkit() function never returned a value, so relabel it as void.
With clang version 7.0.1-8 (tags/RELEASE_701/final) (Debian),
this change seems to work around the strcmp issue.
Further Configure gconvert probe cleanups for C++. As part of debugging
[perl #134375] and [perl #134371], try to eliminate warnings thrown by
clang++.
Backport 6e404ab585deadc1c32d50513f13b50ae395c00d
This will cause Configure to enter the WHOA block and default to using
sprintf.
Change Gconvert checkit() prototype for [perl #134371].
In the checkit() routine inside Configure, clang++ was taking the
if (strcmp(expect, got)) branch even though the 'expect' and 'got' strings
were identical. A first step in debugging this was to realize that
the checkit() function never returned a value, so relabel it as void.
With clang version 7.0.1-8 (tags/RELEASE_701/final) (Debian),
this change seems to work around the strcmp issue.
Further Configure gconvert probe cleanups for C++. As part of debugging
[perl #134375] and [perl #134371], try to eliminate warnings thrown by
clang++.
Merge pull request #58 from tonycoz/sysroot
(perl #134360) --sysroot apparently needs the =
(perl #134360) --sysroot apparently needs the =
(perl #134360) --sysroot apparently needs the =
See: https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=134360
See: https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=134360
Configure: reuse "cached" value of "none" for dir
When value of a directory (i.e. man1dir) is set to "none" because of:
- '-D' option set on cmdline (i.e. -Dman1dir=none) OR
- because value is reused from previous configure run
And when the prefix is different from the previous configure run(*) then
keep the value of "none". predefined/cached value does not contain the
old prefix so there is no harm in keeping it.
(*): due to another bug this also happens when prefix ends with a
trailing slash
See https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=134284
When value of a directory (i.e. man1dir) is set to "none" because of:
- '-D' option set on cmdline (i.e. -Dman1dir=none) OR
- because value is reused from previous configure run
And when the prefix is different from the previous configure run(*) then
keep the value of "none". predefined/cached value does not contain the
old prefix so there is no harm in keeping it.
(*): due to another bug this also happens when prefix ends with a
trailing slash
See https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=134284
Remove trailing '/' from prefix
Change how/when the trailing '/' from a prefix is removed.
The original code had two problems:
1) it only stripped the trailing slash when value was predefined
(either from -Dprefix=/foo/bar/ or from a previous configure run)
2) when it did strip the value then it also caused 'oldprefix' to
be set. This in turns causes other predefined (/cached) paths to
be ignored.
See https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=134284
Change how/when the trailing '/' from a prefix is removed.
The original code had two problems:
1) it only stripped the trailing slash when value was predefined
(either from -Dprefix=/foo/bar/ or from a previous configure run)
2) when it did strip the value then it also caused 'oldprefix' to
be set. This in turns causes other predefined (/cached) paths to
be ignored.
See https://rt.perl.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=134284
Remove vestiges of mpeix support (removed in 5.17.x)
backport of e3c1dc81bda4523bfc897fec8afe25b162e29cb6
backport of e3c1dc81bda4523bfc897fec8afe25b162e29cb6
Fix erroneous references to USE_CBACKTRACE
The #define set in Configure and used in locale.c and util.c is actually
USE_C_BACKTRACE.
backport of 812e2121cb84e726a5a5b5a3a64c6f949426e02f
The #define set in Configure and used in locale.c and util.c is actually
USE_C_BACKTRACE.
backport of 812e2121cb84e726a5a5b5a3a64c6f949426e02f
Allow -Uusedtrace / -Dusedtrace=false / -Dusedtrace=no
Backport perl5 core changes by Andy, correcting Aaron's merge
Assume <stdlib.h> exists when probing for setlocale()
We're on C89, after all :-)
We're on C89, after all :-)
Backport improvements to setlocale() probe
This is from Perl 5 commit 2e3ef32f4acc106de6ae8170099f09a36d4ef490, but
with a couple of changes to appease the metaconfig linter by avoiding
strings of the form /\w+=\S+/ (which it interprets as attempts to set shell
variables).
This is from Perl 5 commit 2e3ef32f4acc106de6ae8170099f09a36d4ef490, but
with a couple of changes to appease the metaconfig linter by avoiding
strings of the form /\w+=\S+/ (which it interprets as attempts to set shell
variables).
Backport probes for towlower() and towupper()
From Perl 5 commit 0806cdda2789ca6394976d1ff3e65dd59bcb8d1b (but with a typo
in the glossary description fixed).
From Perl 5 commit 0806cdda2789ca6394976d1ff3e65dd59bcb8d1b (but with a typo
in the glossary description fixed).
Backport detection of <wctype.h>
This corresponds to Perl 5 commit 92271d410d92433b97015908e12c9f262c5953e7
This corresponds to Perl 5 commit 92271d410d92433b97015908e12c9f262c5953e7
Backport detection improvements for memrchr, strlcat, and strlcpy
This corresponds to Perl commit ba73a4cb8f472480a2d630613d1e9e1172d518d3
This corresponds to Perl commit ba73a4cb8f472480a2d630613d1e9e1172d518d3
Backport ability to include literal text in prototype checks
This corresponds to Perl 5 commit 63c1fa6a98bc60234a21de83dd191cd581a5d073
This corresponds to Perl 5 commit 63c1fa6a98bc60234a21de83dd191cd581a5d073
Backport memmem(3) detection changes from Perl
This corresponds to Perl 5 commits ca152fd8207cf53816b1407d5f54f6ea160a3ef8
and f8d82a1010426d0eb49c33cb903413b882c85c3e.
This corresponds to Perl 5 commits ca152fd8207cf53816b1407d5f54f6ea160a3ef8
and f8d82a1010426d0eb49c33cb903413b882c85c3e.
Fix bug when $exclusions_file is specified in .package file
The actual programs were trying to load the exclusions file before reading
.package (or even, in one case, without trying to read it at all). I failed
to notice this because I had a "-X" option that duplicated the intended use
of the setting in my .package file.
The actual programs were trying to load the exclusions file before reading
.package (or even, in one case, without trying to read it at all). I failed
to notice this because I had a "-X" option that duplicated the intended use
of the setting in my .package file.
Remove modified d_const.U
Perl no longer needs a d_const.U unit at all, so we needn't keep a modified
version of it.
Perl no longer needs a d_const.U unit at all, so we needn't keep a modified
version of it.
U/perl/i_db.U: just use C89 "const" without probing
Add initial support for Minix3
Patch by Sevan Janiyan
Include a hints file for Minix, derived from the NetBSD one but stripped
back to remove most of the legacy parts.
Patch by Sevan Janiyan
Include a hints file for Minix, derived from the NetBSD one but stripped
back to remove most of the legacy parts.
Add gcc-8 and gcc-9 for FORTIFY_SOURCE
Hide compile warnings for try.c in compile_ok
We don't want the compilation warnings. We do want the output of try
when it uses $run
Backport of 44a61463
We don't want the compilation warnings. We do want the output of try
when it uses $run
Backport of 44a61463
Fix Berkeley DB function type tests.
Backport of 2f2a2ed1c0bbba915d8fbb368503976317358592
Author: Craig A. Berry <craigberry@mac.com>
Date: Thu Jun 28 17:46:40 2018 -0500
Fix Berkeley DB function type tests.
These tests fail with clang with a missing return in non-void
function warning, and any warning at all causes the types to
default to int. It turns out DB::File doesn't use Configure's
types, but we should report the correct thing in case anyone
accesses them via %Config.
Backport of 2f2a2ed1c0bbba915d8fbb368503976317358592
Author: Craig A. Berry <craigberry@mac.com>
Date: Thu Jun 28 17:46:40 2018 -0500
Fix Berkeley DB function type tests.
These tests fail with clang with a missing return in non-void
function warning, and any warning at all causes the types to
default to int. It turns out DB::File doesn't use Configure's
types, but we should report the correct thing in case anyone
accesses them via %Config.
Restore U/threads/d_strtod_l.U
I inadvertently deleted it in 823598b39fed0d2a9acd54269b4fe5e0f941ab7f,
because it was unused at that point. However, that's only because it hadn't
been named in blead metaconfig.h.
I inadvertently deleted it in 823598b39fed0d2a9acd54269b4fe5e0f941ab7f,
because it was unused at that point. However, that's only because it hadn't
been named in blead metaconfig.h.
Merge branch 'arc/exclusions-in-package-file'
This branch pulls in some of the later changes from rmanfredi/dist#14.
Raphaël suggested that the `.package` file be permitted to name the file
used for the `-X` option, and that `packinit` prompt for it. Those changes
have now been applied to our local copy of the (generated) `bin/mconfig`
file, and I've regenerated our `.package` file with the relevant setting.
Finally, our README no longer recommends the option, as it's no longer
needed.
This branch pulls in some of the later changes from rmanfredi/dist#14.
Raphaël suggested that the `.package` file be permitted to name the file
used for the `-X` option, and that `packinit` prompt for it. Those changes
have now been applied to our local copy of the (generated) `bin/mconfig`
file, and I've regenerated our `.package` file with the relevant setting.
Finally, our README no longer recommends the option, as it's no longer
needed.
README: stop recommending the mconfig "-X" option
It's no longer needed.
It's no longer needed.
Regenerate .package file, specifying .metaconf-exclusions.txt
bin/mconfig: pull more changes from rmanfredi/dist#14
In particular, this allows the -X option to be named in the .package file
(which would have saved some confusion for Tux).
This also reduces the amount of divergence from upstream dist, which goes
a small way to addressing #43.
In particular, this allows the -X option to be named in the .package file
(which would have saved some confusion for Tux).
This also reduces the amount of divergence from upstream dist, which goes
a small way to addressing #43.
Delete unused units
These 109 units are all under the U directory (not dist/U), but aren't used
in the Perl Configure script — regenerating Configure after their deletion
makes no changes to it.
Apart from the increased ease of maintenance, deleting these also takes
about a second off the time needed to generate Configure.
These 109 units are all under the U directory (not dist/U), but aren't used
in the Perl Configure script — regenerating Configure after their deletion
makes no changes to it.
Apart from the increased ease of maintenance, deleting these also takes
about a second off the time needed to generate Configure.
Remove U/modified/d_memchr.U in preference for the upstream version
The only differences are in comments, and both look correct to me.
There are more recent modifications in upstream git, but those need to
be tackled separately.
The only differences are in comments, and both look correct to me.
There are more recent modifications in upstream git, but those need to
be tackled separately.
Restore dist/U/* versions of several units
When using the "-X .metaconfig-exclusions.txt" option in an mconfig command,
the dist/U/* units aren't included, so we can allow them to sit happily
unused in that directory (thus reducing the size of our diff with upstream
dist/mcon/U).
This reverts the following commits:
301e67c457a24b99e46dc3f4cf7c106669ef6157
6952d89540352461dc892820dcec1aeb7dbc586c
8f9faff3fbb4c83ae994b06233a5dfd26a215c8b
When using the "-X .metaconfig-exclusions.txt" option in an mconfig command,
the dist/U/* units aren't included, so we can allow them to sit happily
unused in that directory (thus reducing the size of our diff with upstream
dist/mcon/U).
This reverts the following commits:
301e67c457a24b99e46dc3f4cf7c106669ef6157
6952d89540352461dc892820dcec1aeb7dbc586c
8f9faff3fbb4c83ae994b06233a5dfd26a215c8b
Merge branch 'langinfo'
Make I18n::Langinfo always available (unless a hints file turns it off).
Changes in perl 5.27 cause this module to be available on any platform.
Make I18n::Langinfo always available (unless a hints file turns it off).
Changes in perl 5.27 cause this module to be available on any platform.
U/perl/Extensions.U: remove references to unused vars
The probe no longer uses i_langinfo or d_nl_langinfo, so remove them from
the list of variables this unit's targets depend on.
The probe no longer uses i_langinfo or d_nl_langinfo, so remove them from
the list of variables this unit's targets depend on.
Make I18n::LLanginfo always available
(unless a hints file turns it off)
Changes in perl 5.27, cause this module to be available on any platform.
(unless a hints file turns it off)
Changes in perl 5.27, cause this module to be available on any platform.
Whitespace checks in mlint
I have discussed this with Rafael, and he kind of agrees. It is not yet
integrated upstream, but now that perl metaconfig has gone through these
changes, it is safe to have this guard in place to be consistent
I have discussed this with Rafael, and he kind of agrees. It is not yet
integrated upstream, but now that perl metaconfig has gone through these
changes, it is safe to have this guard in place to be consistent
[perl #132560] perl-5.24.3, wrong Configure test for IPC_STAT
remove leftovers
When on meta don't expand the foldername to search
Part of C89, so unwanted
Delete unneeded duplicate trailing newlines
Backport some commits from Zefram
More whitespace consistency
whitespace consistency
missing dependency on i_inttypes