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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-ssl-basic-suite:
ssl: Fix ssl_basic_SUITE
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'bmk/erts/esock/incorrect_map_size_check_update_membership/OTP-15908' into maint
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* lukas/erts/dist-optimize-large-data/PR-2291/OTP-15926:
erts: Don't copy binary data from dist data
erts: Move copy of payload to receiving process
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Fix typo in logger_chapter.xml
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'josevalim/dialyzer/formatting_fallback/OTP-15922/PR-2240/ERL-949' into maint
* josevalim/dialyzer/formatting_fallback/OTP-15922/PR-2240/ERL-949:
Always fallback to source when we can't parse AST
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* hans/crypto/valgrind-fix-FIPS/OTP-15924:
crypto: Adjust VALGRIND decls
crypto: Fix mem leak detected by valgrind
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On some configurations the inet:peername/1 and inet:getaddr/2
functions return different loopback addresses, leading to
testcase failures in the ssl_basic_SUITE (peername, sockname).
This commit updates the node_to_hostip and check_result functions
to tolerate different loopback addresses.
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Do not automatically configure the TLS version for the 'tlsv1.3'
group.
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Seem to detect false positives
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* hans/ssh/spec_doc_error/OTP-15820:
ssh: Fix spec/doc error for subsystem_specs
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Adjustment needed due to incompatibility between PCRE 8.43
and perl version 5.22.1
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Some huge functions would compile very slowly because of a bottleneck
in `beam_ssa:def_used/2`. One example is the `cuter_binlib` module in
https://github.com/cuter-testing/cuter. On my computer, this commit
reduces the compilatation time for `cuter_binlib` to 45 seconds down
from more than 4 minutes.
Noticed-by: Kostis Sagonas
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* dgud/wx-configure-fixes:
Speed up compilation
Cleanup configure
Fail if no C++ compiler is avaiable
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* bjorn/compiler/fix-dialyzer-warnings:
Eliminate dialyzer warnings
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rickard-green/rickard/re-unicode-validation/OTP-15831/OTP-15836/ERL-876
re unicode validation
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This commit fixes a bug in Dialyzer where it would assume
all Erlang AST can be converted back to valid Erlang code.
A case where this was is no true was already documented
in the source code, in relation to opaque types, but this
can also be true when it comes to other BEAM languages.
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Make the test suite log more readable.
Normal io and the debug printouts from megaco does not mix well.
Its difficult to know the proper timeline. So add some "sleeps"
so that its easier to read.
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The simple test case was faulty in that the simple example
(which it is testing) require that the MGC and MG run on different
erlang nodes. But the test case did not do this. Instead, it ran
both the MGC and the MG on the test server node, which caused
the test case to fail 1 time of 10.
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We did not check the actual result of the timer cancel
operation before continuing, which seems to cause
problems on some platforms (where the timer may actually
expire even though we have 100 ms to cancel).
So now we check the cancel result, and if we did not
succeed, we instead skip the test case.
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The examples test suite was hard to debug just based
on its output (both plain debug printouts and printouts
generated via dbg). Some timeouts has been added between
the various actions so that it will be easier to understand
the output.
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* kostis/doc/map-type-is-an-alias:
The map() type is an alias; not a predefined type
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* sverker/system_info-procs-bug/ERL-979/OTP-15909:
Fix fatal bug in erts_proc_sig_signal_size
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for suppression file.
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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-cert-error-handling/OTP-15900:
ssl: Fix handling of certificate decoding problems
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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-sign-algs-cert/OTP-15913:
ssl: Backport fix for signature_algorithms_cert
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This pull request corrects an historical accident.
At some point in time, the set of Erlang terms was extended to include
maps, and at that time the `map()' type was also introduced to the
language as an easy, albeit quite coarse, way to declare map terms.
At some later point in time, the type language was extended with the
ability to declare _type associations_ in maps and also with a notation
to declare mandatory (:=) and optional (=>) type associations.
At that point in time, it should have been realized that the `map()'
type is nothing more than an alias (for `#{any() => any()}') instead
of being a _predefined_ type. (The situation is analogous to e.g.
the `binary()' type being just an alias for `<<_:_*8>>'.)
This pull request corrects the documentation (the reference manual).
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* bjorn/erts/unoptimized-plus:
Handle addition of bignum + variable in unoptimized code
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Eliminate the Dialyzer warnings shown when the limits in
lib/cerl/erl_types.erl were raised as follows:
-define(TUPLE_TAG_LIMIT, 10).
-define(TUPLE_ARITY_LIMIT, 10).
-define(SET_LIMIT, 64).
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* lukas/os_mon/disk_sup_ignore_sqashfs/OTP-15778:
os_mon: Make disk_sup ignore squashfs
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Add a simple test case that tests that its possible to
perform socket:setopt(Socket, ip, [add|drop]_membership, MReq).
OTP-15908
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into maint
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Seems the right thing to do as the compiled code is not necessarily
executed by a single CPU thread.
Only warning if old gcc and will work as good/bad as it did before.
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