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messages during make dist: "file name is too long" #6349
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Could you please try the following patch which removes these files from the tarball (we don't use them during the build, only tests) and should workaround the problem: diff --git a/Makefile.am b/Makefile.am
index f9dd1784c83..7e3f093f20a 100644
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@@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ dist-hook:
rm -rf `find $(top_distdir)/external -path '*\.git'`
rm -f `find $(top_distdir)/external -path '*\.exe' -not -path '*/roslyn-binaries/*'`
rm -f `find $(top_distdir)/external -path '*\.dll' -not -path '*/binary-reference-assemblies/*' -not -path '*/roslyn-binaries/*'`
+ rm -rf "$(top_distdir)/external/linker/linker/Tests"
pkgconfigdir = $(libdir)/pkgconfig
noinst_DATA = mono-uninstalled.pc |
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Dist files in groups of 100 entries
On some distros the number of strings you can pass to execve() is limited which means you get the following error when trying to create the tarball: ``` make[5]: execvp: /bin/sh: Argument list too long make[5]: * [../../build/rules.make:303: dist-default] Error 127 ``` To solve this we split the DISTFILES variable into groups of 100 entries and invoke the shell for each group instead of adding all into the same invocation. Also removed looking for 'makefile' and 'GNUmakefile' since those don't exist in Mono and simplifies the logic. Found during investigation of mono#6349
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Don't add linker tests to tarball
They contain files with very long names which causes issues with `tar`. We simply remove them from the dist directory before creating the tarball since we don't use them in the Mono build anyway. Fixes mono#6349
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Dist files in groups of 100 entries
On some distros the number of strings you can pass to execve() is limited which means you get the following error when trying to create the tarball: ``` make[5]: execvp: /bin/sh: Argument list too long make[5]: * [../../build/rules.make:303: dist-default] Error 127 ``` To solve this we split the DISTFILES variable into groups of 100 entries and invoke the shell for each group instead of adding all into the same invocation. Also removed looking for 'makefile' and 'GNUmakefile' since those don't exist in Mono and simplifies the logic. Found during investigation of #6349
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Don't add linker tests to tarball
They contain files with very long names which causes issues with `tar`. We simply remove them from the dist directory before creating the tarball since we don't use them in the Mono build anyway. Fixes #6349
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Dist files in groups of 100 entries
On some distros the number of strings you can pass to execve() is limited which means you get the following error when trying to create the tarball: ``` make[5]: execvp: /bin/sh: Argument list too long make[5]: * [../../build/rules.make:303: dist-default] Error 127 ``` To solve this we split the DISTFILES variable into groups of 100 entries and invoke the shell for each group instead of adding all into the same invocation. Also removed looking for 'makefile' and 'GNUmakefile' since those don't exist in Mono and simplifies the logic. Found during investigation of mono#6349
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Don't add linker tests to tarball
They contain files with very long names which causes issues with `tar`. We simply remove them from the dist directory before creating the tarball since we don't use them in the Mono build anyway. Fixes mono#6349
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* [object] mono_string_new should not assert on UTF conversion failures (mono#6333) Revert the embedding API behavior change introduced by dcdfb3c mono_string_new will: * return NULL if the given byte sequence is not a valid UTF-8 sequence * assert if there is not enough memory to allocate a new MonoString. This only changes the behavior of the API function. The runtime will continue to use mono_string_new_checked which sets MonoError* for both sorts of failures. * [runtime] Add CallContext to the list of cross offset types to fix the cross compiler build. (mono#6337) * [object] Don't leak glib error in mono_string_new_checked After we save the UTF8 to UTF16 conversion error to MonoError, free the GError. * [unit-tests] Fix Makefile.am when Mono is compiled with LLVM * [ci] Add existing LDFLAGS instead of overwriting * [unit-tests] A few unit tests for mono_string_new_checked * [utils] Include jemalloc dir in tarball build (mono#6344) Fixes mono#6343 * [packaging] Windows: remove FSharp.Core from GAC (mono#6345) See mono#6295 (comment). * [mcs] readonly struct this can be reassigned within ctor * [mcs] Implements 7.2 stackalloc to Span assignment conversion. * Don't add linker tests to tarball They contain files with very long names which causes issues with `tar`. We simply remove them from the dist directory before creating the tarball since we don't use them in the Mono build anyway. Fixes mono#6349 * Dist files in groups of 100 entries On some distros the number of strings you can pass to execve() is limited which means you get the following error when trying to create the tarball: ``` make[5]: execvp: /bin/sh: Argument list too long make[5]: * [../../build/rules.make:303: dist-default] Error 127 ``` To solve this we split the DISTFILES variable into groups of 100 entries and invoke the shell for each group instead of adding all into the same invocation. Also removed looking for 'makefile' and 'GNUmakefile' since those don't exist in Mono and simplifies the logic. Found during investigation of mono#6349 * [sre] Emit a memberref token for fields,methods of a gtd This can happen when emitting code like: ``` class Foo<T> { T elt; public T getter () { return elt; // ILGenerator.Emit (OpCodes.Ldfld, /*FieldBuilder of Foo::elt*/) }; } ``` the old incorrect code emitted a fielddef token for Foo::elt, but it should be a memberref for Foo<!0>::elt. Likewise, if we have ``` class Foo<T> { public T f () { /*...*/} public void g () { var x = f (); // ILGenerator.Emit (OpCodes.Call, /* MethodBuilder of Foo::f */) /*... */ } } ``` Fixes mono#6192 the old incorrect code would emit a fieldref token for Foo::f but it should be a memberref for Foo<!0>::f * [tests] SRE check that a memberref token is emitted for a gtd Regression test for mono#6192 * Remove duplicated code by factoring on endian parameter. (mono#6321) * Remove duplicated code by factoring on endian parameter. * Force inline to mimic previous. * fix the forceinline part * Do not forceinline utf32, we never use it. * [runtime] Adds System.Numeric remapping. Fixes mono#6339 * [packaging] Add check for cygwin paths on Windows (mono#6364) We don't want to package these, found a few that needed to be removed/fixed. * [wasm] Improve docs on how to build/test WebAssembly. Add System and System.Core test suite. Improve dep tracking for bcl test suites. * [valuetypes] use memcmp in default implementation of Equals for unaligned fields some architectures (e.g. ARM) do not support reads of unaligned pointers fixes mono#6320 * [packaging] Remove files from gtksharp package that would overwrite Mono files I found out that we were packaging e.g. MonoPosixHelper.dll from the gtksharp msi instead of the one we build in Mono :P This only happened in the x86 build because we don't package gtksharp in the x64 build. * The only call to mono_string_to_utf8_mp is in the file that implements it -- object.c. (mono#6377) So remove it from any header, even an internal one, and make it static. * [mcs] Allow calling by-ref types virtual methods which can be devirtualized. * Add a possibility to use empty X.509 certificates. Fixes mono#6264. * [configure] change bug URL (mono#6378) * Update a few more Bugzilla URLs to GitHub (mono#6381) Also update the WinForms readme to remove outdated content while at it. * [packaging] Whitelist vbc command in OSX pkg (mono#6382) We added vbc in mono@8be2726 but didn't whitelist it in the Mac package. * Bump gtksharp in bockbuild * Bump corefx (mono#6119) * Provide g_utf16_ascii_equal and g_utf16_asciiz_equal for comparing utf16 to ascii for equality. g_utf16_ascii_equal takes lengths, which are checked first and unequal length implies unequal strings, and then no characters are looked at. "z"" for zero means nul terminated and requires scanning the string. Still, an equality primitive is often desired vs. inverting inequality. These can cleanup some code -- extracted from a larger not yet commited PR that uses it. * Adds support for nanosecond resolution file information where available (Fixes: 6283) (mono#6307) * Adds support for nanosecond resolution file information where available. This patch adds support to the runtime to use the nanosecond information available on Mac and Linux on `struct stat`. `stat.st_Xtimespec` strucutre on OSX, and `stat.st_Xtime` and `stat.st_Xtim.tv_nsec` pair on Linux. Additionally, this adds support in `Mono.Posix` for MacOS nanosecond stat data, it already had Linux support before. * Use ULL here to prevent the computation from overflowing * Fix some ThreadPool performance counters. (mono#6118) * Fix some ThreadPool performance counters. https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=41294 The bug is that some performance counters are always zero. Because we do not update them. This addresses two of them: Work items added and thread count. There is PerformanceCounter class and you can Increment instances, however its metadata and some of the implementation is in System.dll. Most of the code is in native. ThreadPool is in mscorlib.dll, so can't use System.dll. A few options exist to address this. We could move and forward the type. We could duplicate and rename and possibly subset the type. Here we add a new icall very specifically for the scenario. There is slight cost for the icall, and for the atomic increment. There is an attempt to measure but the results were unclear. Note that the count of work items is not specifically for QueueUserWorkItem as one might expect, but also for any async calls. Fix a little bit of typos. * Take command lines from command line per PR feedback. * newline at end of file * [mini] Allow stind.ref only on object references. (mono#6164) * [mini] Allow stind.ref only on object references. * [marshal] stind.ref is invalid for non-reference types * Bump bockbuild * [I18N] Add CP737 (Greek) and CP775 (Baltic) (mono#6361) * [I18N] Add CP737 (Greek) and CP775 (Baltic) Fixes https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=45901 * Bump API snapshot submodule * [interp] move up rtm assigment so it won't be NULL on potential usage (mono#6390) THROW_EX expands to a potential usage of `rtm` * XMLDSIG from .NET Core. (mono#6154) * [runtime] Fix include paths (mono#6402) VSCode complains about not finding these. * Fix a race condition in TcpListenerTest caused by sockets' accept queue not filling instantly when machine is under load * Replace explicit make invocations with uses of the MAKE variable * [valuetypes] incorporate review feedback for 77a53f0 (mono#6403) * [interp] Interp fixes (mono#6334) * [interp] Check for exception at field address failure For example if the static constructor throws an exception * [interp] Run class cctor before allocating objects Otherwise we could end up throwing TypeInitializationException from the finalizer thread. We do the same with jit (emit_class_init). * [interp] Check for method access failure when doing a call * [build] Bump bootstrap mcs dependency for mcs builds * [PerfCounters] Added "Page File Bytes" which shows VmSwap and made few MacOS counters more accurate * [System] Improve ApplicationSettingsBase behavior (mono#6272) * [System] Add unit test for Xamarin-2315 * [System] Use temporary directory for saving settings files This change modifies the ApplicationSettingsBaseTests so that they store the settings files in a temporary directory. This reduces the risk of failed tests because of stale files from previous test run, or from a build that runs in parallel. * [System] Improve Settings behavior (Xamarin-15818) Improve behavior of ApplicationSettingsBase class to match Windows .NET more closely. * Implement Upgrade to allow Upgrading of settings * Make SettingsPropertyValue serialization work for complex objects * Make Save and Update throw in unimplemented configurations * Changed Reload to clear PropertyValues so they are reloaded and fire PropertyChanged event for all Properties * Modified Reset to do what Reload used to do. * Added a backup Type loading for custom SettingsProviders * don't call SettingsSaving on Reset() * [System] Fire SettingsSaving event (Xamarin-2315) When calling ApplicationSettingsBase.Save() the SettingsSaving event has to be fired. * [System] Add unit tests for Xamarin-15818 * [scripts] Ignore build output * [corlib] Fixes ThreadPoolTest test * [ci] Bump timeout in acceptance-tests * [msvc] Update csproj files * [System] Clear XDG_DATA_HOME and XDG_CONFIG_HOME in ApplicationSettingsBase tests (mono#6417) They were set in mono#6272 but since env vars are process wide we'd end up with non-existing paths once the tests are done. It is safer to unset the variables after the test. * [System] Recursively delete directory in ApplicationSettingsBaseTest Otherwise we'd get a "directory not empty" exception in the TestFixtureTearDown (which for some reason isn't shown in the log?). This was added in mono#6272 * Add initial ERROR_DECL for easier to read history. * Replace MonoError foo; with ERROR_DECL (foo); * [interp] fix build when interpreter is disabled (mono#6416) ``` mini-amd64.c:1103:36: error: incomplete definition of type 'struct _MonoInterpCallbacks' gpointer ret_storage = interp_cb->frame_arg_to_storage ((MonoInterpFrameHandle)frame, sig, -1); ~~~~~~~~~^ ./mini-runtime.h:162:16: note: forward declaration of 'struct _MonoInterpCallbacks' typedef struct _MonoInterpCallbacks MonoInterpCallbacks; ^ mini-amd64.c:1103:61: error: use of undeclared identifier 'MonoInterpFrameHandle' gpointer ret_storage = interp_cb->frame_arg_to_storage ((MonoInterpFrameHandle)frame, sig, -1); ^ mini-amd64.c:1134:12: error: incomplete definition of type 'struct _MonoInterpCallbacks' interp_cb->frame_arg_to_data ((MonoInterpFrameHandle)frame, sig, i, storage); ~~~~~~~~~^ ./mini-runtime.h:162:16: note: forward declaration of 'struct _MonoInterpCallbacks' typedef struct _MonoInterpCallbacks MonoInterpCallbacks; ^ mini-amd64.c:1134:34: error: use of undeclared identifier 'MonoInterpFrameHandle' interp_cb->frame_arg_to_data ((MonoInterpFrameHandle)frame, sig, i, storage); ^ mini-amd64.c:1214:11: error: incomplete definition of type 'struct _MonoInterpCallbacks' interp_cb->data_to_frame_arg ((MonoInterpFrameHandle)frame, sig, -1, storage); ~~~~~~~~~^ ./mini-runtime.h:162:16: note: forward declaration of 'struct _MonoInterpCallbacks' typedef struct _MonoInterpCallbacks MonoInterpCallbacks; ^ mini-amd64.c:1214:33: error: use of undeclared identifier 'MonoInterpFrameHandle' interp_cb->data_to_frame_arg ((MonoInterpFrameHandle)frame, sig, -1, storage); ``` ^ * [jit] Convert stores into sign/zero extensions for small ints during alias-analysis. Fixes gh mono#6414. (mono#6440) * [centrinel] Suppress warning about body of mono_internal_thread_handle_ptr (mono#6432) Since object-internals.h is included in a ton of places, we get one Centrinel warning about mono_internal_thread_handle_ptr per translation unit every time the header is included which is ridiculously noisy. This commit will suppress the warning about the body of this function. Note that uses of the function will still get a warning since it returns a MonoInternalThread* and we haven't yet taught Centrinel that those calls are ok since the thread object is pinned. * if MONO missing in Fix some ThreadPool performance counters. (mono#6118) (mono#6434) * Rename some occurences of "error" to "gerror" so that (mono#6447) "error" is more often specifically MonoError. * [profiler] Fixed GCResizeEvent value overflow (mono#6335) In case application was using more than 2GB of heap memory it started reporting minus values because `emit_value` accepts `int` * openbsd related patches (mono#6358) * include netinet/in.h for in_addr_t * there is no need for an openbsd specific implementation anymore so you use the generic pthread one * signal.h is required for sigaltstack * add missing mono/utils/mono-threads.h include * there is no malloc.h on OpenBSD either * sys/socket.h is required for struct sockaddr * add support for btls on openbsd and default to with_tls=pthread as there is only emultls support which is not enough for mono * there is no need for pthread_attr_init/destroy anymore * add -Wl,-zwxneeded to LDFLAGS on OpenBSD W^X is strictly enforced by default on OpenBSD; a program can only violate it if it is located on a filesystem mounted with the wxallowed mount(8) option and has been linked with the above flag * return_val_and_set_pending_if_nok macro is missing do/while0. (mono#6396) * [interp] Add missing param support for floating types in interp_entry (mono#6427) * [interp] Add missing param support for floating types in interp_entry Remove some duplicated code * [interp] Reenable thunks.exe on arm It fails due to the known RGCTX register clobbering by trampolines. * Implement a couple of SocketAsyncEventArgs methods * Fix Windows build fd32522 didn't change this occurrence of 'error' to 'gerror'. * Make suggestions in github issue template XML comments * [metadata] Mark several functions external only (mono#6384) * [runtime] Mark mono_class_get and mono_class_get_full external only. Runtime should use mono_class_get_checked and mono_class_get_and_inflate_typespec_checked, respectively. * [runtime] Mark mono_ldtoken external only Runtime should use mono_ldtoken_checked * [metadata] Mark mono_type_create_from_typespec external only Runtime should use mono_type_create_from_typespec_checked * [runtime] Remove mono_class_inflate_generic_method_full. Mark mono_class_inflate_generic_method external only. Runtime should use mono_class_inflate_generic_method_full_checked. * [runtime] Mark mono_get_inflated_method external only This function is obsolete. It should have no callers. * [metadata] Mark mono_field_from_token external only Runtime should use mono_field_from_token_checked * [runtime] Add MonoError arg to mono_class_get_inflated_method * [metadata] Mark mono_metadata_parse_method_signature external only Runtime should use mono_metadata_parse_method_signature_full * [metadata] Mark mono_metadata_interfaces_from_typedef as external only. Runtime should use mono_metadata_interfaces_from_typedef_full * [mini] Add MonoError arg to mono_class_get_method_generic Also move its declaration from metadata/class-internals.h to mini/mini.h since it's defined and used in mini/ * [class] Assert that mono_class_get_inflated_method never returns NULL * Convert GetCurrentThread to coop/handle. (mono#6437) * Convert thread get and set priority to coop/handle. (mono#6436) * Cleanup arm64 OP_SHL_IMM to share code with OP_LSHL_IMM. (mono#6444) * Fix a typo * [mini] factor out interp into a library (mono#6419) * [mini] factor out interp into a library It enables us to ship the interpreter as an add-on to the runtime. Embedder can statically link it into their application on demand. Usage: configure mono without the interpreter, such as: ``` $ ./autogen.sh --enable-minimal=interpreter ... $ make; make install ``` run your favorite program with the interpreter and see it fail: ``` $ ./mono/mini/mono-sgen --interpreter ./mono/mini/basic.exe Mono IL interpreter support is missing ``` despite `--enable-minimal=interpreter`, we can still build the interp module: ``` % make -C mono/mini libmono-ee-interp-static.la CC interp/libmono_ee_interp_static_la-interp.lo CC interp/libmono_ee_interp_static_la-mintops.lo CC interp/libmono_ee_interp_static_la-transform.lo CCLD libmono-ee-interp-static.la ``` `libmono-ee-interp-static.a` can be statically linked into the target application. * [fixup] include libmono-ee-interp reference in runtime unit-tests * Add capability to list more than one method to be verbose, document some internal APIs, update man page with more explanations (mono#6426) * [w32process] Ensure process_handle is a legal value (mono#6449) * [w32process] Ensure process_handle is a legal value Fixes mono#6383 * [w32process] Remove dead code * mono_string_to_utf32 produces unused data. (mono#6375) * [System] Set exception on Finish*Failure in SocketAsyncEventArgs (mono#6462) Follow up to mono#6431, we should capture the exception that is passed to the methods. Copied the SetResult() method that referencesource uses. * Bump corert (mono#6420) * Bump corert * Bump API snapshot submodule * Improve sgen error reporting for assemblies it attempts to process (mono#6463) Makes it simpler to see what is wrong with an assembly. * [corlib] Optimizes non-intrinsics version of string indexer code * [msvc] Update csproj files (mono#6473) * [coop] Disable failing tests on PR (mono#6472) * [interp] Allow interp stack to be greater than il stack * [interp] Add support for ldflda with remoting Field access for classes like MarshalByRefObject need to go through a wrapper. * [test] Rename test There were 2 vararg.exe * Bump monolite version (mono#6475) missed in 190d357 * [runtime] Don't auto intern a string just because another domain has done the same. Previously, we tried to keep the intern status of a string consistent across domains. Meaning that if you interned "FOO" in domain 0, it would return true for String.IsInterned in domain 1. This behavior exists in the CLR because the string table is shared between domain as string are what they call agile objects - those that can exit in multiple domains at the same time. Mono appdomain isolation doesn't work that way and there's not visible advantage of keeping that property. The reason for this change is to potentially reduce the amount of interned strings and, more importantly, reduce the amount of domain lookups, which are quite expensive and unsafe. This should speed up interning queries. * Pass TRUE for 'repeat' of send variants. This matches behavior of receive variants. Fixes blocking send call where Win32 returns WSAEWOULDBLOCK. (mono#6453) Related to issue mono#6464 * Reduce use of mono_marshal_string_to_utf16 which appears (mono#6438) no longer needed. It remains only for register_icall. Remove casts from void* to HANDLE, as HANDLE always and forever will also be void*. Add comments explaining the valid use of INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE (-1). With CreateFileMapping, for the file handle, it means to use physical memory / pagefile. * mono_string_new_utf32_checked leaks in error path, and produces some unused data. (mono#6374) * mono_string_new_utf32_checked leaks in error path, and produces some unused data. * assume equivalence of error and null * line damage * [sdks] Extract versions into a dedicated file (mono#6474) * [exception] unprotect whole stack guard if a stack overflow occurs Rationale: 1. it asks for double faulting scenarios we can't do anything about it anyway, exception just unmap yet another page 2. `mprotect(2)` behaves weirdly (at least on macOS) if you try to change permissions for subsequent pages with different permissions. With the previous code it happened that the requested memory range would go from somewhere in the stack guard and overlap into the regular, unprotected stack and end up with unpredictable behaviour. We could be more careful about it, but it would complicate things even more. * Fix bug 60359 * [eglib] Add g_assertf (mono#6483) * [runtime] Fix some default interface method problems. (mono#6484) * [runtime] Allow access to protected default interface methods from classes which implement the interface. * [interp] Add some automatic conversations between virtual and non-virtual calls that .net has. Fixes dim-valuetype.il. * [bcl] Sort the MethodImpl table in PEAPI. * [runtime] Enable dim-methodimpl.exe test. * [runtime] Fix vtable construction tracing. * [interp] Fix null checks on the receiver when converting virtual calls to non-virtual. * [Tests] Ensure that tests are runnable on xamarin-macios (mono#5875) * change messages for some system exceptions (consistency with .net) * Add System.ServiceModel.Description.UseRequestHeadersForMetadataAddressBehavior. (mono#6508) * [class] Add Obsolete message to ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.dll (mono#6511) * [class] Add Obsolete message to ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.dll Users should use the nuget package instead, we'll remove the assembly in Mono 6.0 Don't install it into the 4.7.1 reference assembly directory anymore. * Bump API snapshot submodule * [msvc] Update csproj files (mono#6516) * [mcs] C# 7.2 non-trailing named arguments * [runtime] Disallow casts between int[] and IList<int?> etc. Fixes mono#6401. * [tests] Bump timeouts in process-stress-?.exe runtime tests (mono#6515) * [test-runner] Record test duration in NUnit xml This allows us to keep track of the time on Jenkins. Also fix issue where we were recording .Seconds of a TimeSpan instead of .TotalSeconds. * [tests] Bump timeouts in process-stress-?.exe runtime tests We're seeing these fail sometimes on Linux Azure VMs, let's try if bumping the timeouts helps. * [corlib] Fixes StoppedThreadsThrowThreadStateException test build * In MonoError, provide a uint32_t for initialization with just one instruction instead of two (at least it makes a difference on the Apple arm32 target). Also favor expressions over statements. * Support for removing ampersand on MonoError variables and other preparation for MonoError cleanup (specific use-cases instead of one error_init). * Remove ampersands on MonoError variables name "error", but not on the others. * replace new MonoError with ERROR_DECL * Replace some "error" with "gerror" so that "error" is more often a MonoError or MonoError*. * fix system.data ssl-bug on linux * [corlib] Use Environment.Platform to access the platform, rather than probing the file system (mono#6535) Alternatve patch to: mono#6533 * [msvc] Update csproj files (mono#6538) * [profiler] Don't double escape special characters. (mono#6534) The output of parse_generic_type_names is processed by escape_string_for_xml and we were double escaping `&` character * Convert thread get/set/clear state to coop/handle. (mono#6389) * Coop-handle ves_icall_System_Threading_Thread_GetState, SetState, ClrState. And cleanup. * Favor mono_internal_thread_handle_ptr. * [Tests] Skip some of the System.ServiceModel tests when using MOBILE (mono#6545) Mobile does not support all clases found in System.ServiceModel, we skip those tests of the not supported classes yet run all the others. * [mcs] Implements C# 7.0 discards * [exception] propagte stackoverflow exception to managed code (mono#6458) we return the address of the StackOverflowException object in `restore_soft_guard_pages`, so it ends up in the architecture specific result register (e.g. %rax) where the exception handler expects it. fixes https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60862 * [sgen] Fix overflow on large arrays (mono#6542) * [exceptions] remove restore_stack_prot from managed code (mono#6518) it's dead code. restore happens in `restore_soft_guard_pages` upon returning from the altstack machinery. * Improve GetArgumentName in MonoOptions. Fixes bug-60904 (mono#6506) * Rewrite Options.GetArgumentName to use Regex * code cleanup * code cleanup * Fix some warnings. (mono#6526) * return 0 is generally redundant in configure.ac, as the construction (mono#6528) of the test program wraps the text in int main() { ... ; return 0; } * Implement trivial loop detector in the front end and use it to drive inlining decisions. (mono#6478) This cute hack allow us to cut the budget of perf irrelevant blocks[1] while massively boosting those that are perf relevant[2]. It has a ton of missing features, like it doesn't detect nested loops, it doesn't take hints from inlined methods and it doesn't compute EH info. Beyond that, inlining budget is all but horrible, so there's ton of room for improvement here. Results are promising. A marginal improvements in benchmarks like Roslyn (2% user) while as much as 30% in micro benchmarks where the now bigger methods are in loop bodies. Code size with Roslyn changed from 5433242 to 5501751, IE extra 68.5k, or 1.2% more. [1] those ending in throw or in a catch handler [2] Loops * Revert "Implement trivial loop detector in the front end and use it to drive inlining decisions. (mono#6478)" (mono#6557) This reverts commit 411791c. * [mini] Fix seq point info leak (mono#6522) * [Tests] Do not assume order of returned interfaces Updated the System.Reflection.Emit/SaveTest to not depend on order of interfaces returned from the System.Type::GetInterfaces method, as the order is not guaranted. As described in the [documentation][0]. Also see github [issue][1] for more information and reasoning. [0]: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.type.getinterfaces(v=vs.110).aspx#Anchor_2 [1]: xamarin/xamarin-android#1186 * Fix bug 60848: Incorrect unicode custom attribute decoding (mono#6481) * [runtime] Fix jit info leak when having aot images loaded When we had a jit info table for aot images loaded in the domain, we would queue jit infos for freeing at domain unload time. This means leaking during entire application life. Add comment for jit info freeing when having multiple tables. Fixes #60986. * [ci] Use correct -arch syntax in CFLAGS on OSX (mono#6570) In c7d8d24 I unified how we're passing -arch in CFLAGS to "-arch=XXX" since the original change in 63a49e9 mixed the formats. Turns out the correct syntax is "-arch XXX" instead and it broke the ccache build in bockbuild because it complained about the unknown format. Also add LDFLAGS in the amd64 case to match what we have in bockbuild. * [sdks] Set XCODE_VERSION to 'Xcode' for now to fix the ios build. (mono#6568) * [sdks] Set more ios version variables to empty to fix the build. (mono#6571) * [profiler] Write out all uncovered classes/methods in a loaded image. (mono#6544) * [runtime] Export mono_class_get_checked () for use in profilers. * [runtime] Expand mono_method_get_header_summary () to collect more info. It now collects all the trivially-accessible header data that doesn't require chasing down other metadata. * [profiler] Use mono_method_get_header_summary () in the coverage code. We only need code start and size information, not all the data that is present in the header. By switching to this function, we avoid all the side effects that come with resolving local variables and exception clauses (which can even result in loading assemblies in the worst case). * [profiler] Write out all uncovered classes/methods in a loaded image. Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60225 This required a bit of refactoring and some workarounds for various special cases. This also fixes some race conditions with respect to how data was inserted into the lock-free hash tables and queues. * [configure] fix altstack detection newer linux headers hide the `struct sigaltstack` definition (e.g. on Ubuntu 17.10), probably because it is encouraged to use `stack_t` anyway. We use `stack_t` in our code anyway: https://github.com/mono/mono/blob/146346977cea8aaed2de8ab6a84c2a58b30aea24/mono/mini/mini-exceptions.c#L2379 The change introducing the `ifdef` was already wrong imho: mono@f6d15e1 * Bump msbuild (mono#6569) * [tests] Disable weak-fields.exe on LLVM as well * Add CI to WebAssembly. This is PR based on top of # Only the top 3 commits matter for this PR: (mono#6488) * [WASM] Fix System.Core issues and disable broken tests. * [wasm] Fix cookie computation heap overflow. Use a local to make it thread safe. * [wasm] Disable System tests that don't work under WASM. Change the wasm profile to disable BSD sockets. * [wasm] Address reviewer feedback. * [wasm] Disable test that requires multiple threads. * [wasm] Add package target to wasm. * [wasm] Modify the runner to exit(1) if the test suite fails. * [wasm] Add CI configuration for WebAssembly. * [wasm] Fix issues found over review. * Convert K&R warning farm to ANSI and add static/const. Also smaller part fix C-vs.-C++-isms. * Convert ves_icall_System_Threading_Thread_GetName_internal to coophandle. (mono#6435) Convert thread get name to coop/handle (ves_icall_System_Threading_Thread_GetName_internal). * [Tests] Skip System.ServiceModel tests that are not supported on XamMac 4.5 (mono#6574) * g_assert should be an expression not a statement; provide g_assertf f is format like printf (mono#6235) * g_assert should be an expression not a statement; provide g_assertf f is format like printf - g_assert should be an expression, not a statement ANSI C assert gets this correct, and I corrected widely used NT ASSERT circa 2001 with no ill effects Note that ANSI C assert is void, g_assert here is boolean. - provide g_assertf f is for format, like printf -- too terse? Where you might previously say: if (!(expr)) g_error(...); // like printf now: g_assertf(expr, ...) Manual tests provided -- how to provide a test whose success is failure to compile? Correct existing eglib/test to build and pass, but don't enable in build. Enabling it is a line in toplevel configure.ac to add eglib/test/Makefile after eglib/Makefile. * Fix comment in test code. * format with s instead of hs * review * [mini] Make sure mkbundle executables work if they are run from a path on the PATH environment variable. (mono#6147) * Make sure mkbundle executables work if they are run from a path on the PATH environment variable. * Review * Fix build on Windows * [tests] Change test to use less stack The interpreter uses a lot of stack and the stack overflows on this test. * [interp] Add check for class failure * Fix CLA link in CONTRIBUTING.md (mono#6585) It was changed when .NET Foundation switched to new CLA infrastructure. * Bump linker * Cleanup mono_string_to_utf16 -- use unichar2 type to advantage over char. * [mcs] Fixes assumption that string class has no implicit/explicit conversion operators * [mcs] Adds missing default literal conversion test in probing code path * Check errors when mono_method_to_ir calls handle_delegate_ctor. (mono#6588) * [jit] Move more declarations to mini-runtime.h. (mono#6586) * Split mono_method_get_header_checked into internal and external forms. (mono#6609) Split mono_method_get_header_checked into internal and external forms. (mono#6609) External form is mono_method_get_header_checked, the preexisting name. Internal form is mono_method_get_header_internal. External must initialize the MonoError for compatibility, internal can/should assume it is already initialized per the new pattern. * Convert dis, profiler, pedump, unit-tests to new MonoError/ERROR_DECL style. (mono#6607) Convert dis, profiler, pedump, unit-tests to new MonoError/ERROR_DECL style. * This test is supposed to take between 1 and 2 seconds, but takes slightly longer in practise and fails. Give it 2.5 seconds. https://jenkins.mono-project.com/job/test-mono-pull-request-amd64/10727/parsed_console/log.html Tests run: 120, Passed: 119, Errors: 0, Failures: 1, Inconclusive: 0 Not run: 0, Invalid: 0, Ignored: 0, Skipped: 0 Elapsed time: 00:00:32.8320000 Errors and Failures: EndBuildWaitsForSubmissionCompletion (MonoTests.Microsoft.Build.Execution.BuildSubmissionTest.EndBuildWaitsForSubmissionCompletion) mono#5 Expected: less than or equal to 00:00:02 But was: 00:00:02.0757916 at MonoTests.Microsoft.Build.Execution.BuildSubmissionTest.EndBuildWaitsForSubmissionCompletion () [0x00126] in /mnt/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-pull-request-amd64/mcs/class/Microsoft.Build/Test/Microsoft.Build.Execution/BuildSubmissionTest.cs:105 at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Reflection.MonoMethod.InternalInvoke(System.Reflection.MonoMethod,object,object[],System.Exception&) at System.Reflection.MonoMethod.Invoke (System.Object obj, System.Reflection.BindingFlags invokeAttr, System.Reflection.Binder binder, System.Object[] parameters, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture) [0x00032] in /mnt/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-pull-request-amd64/mcs/class/corlib/System.Reflection/MonoMethod.cs:305 * [interp] Disable tests on arm due to known issue Due to clobbering of R8 by interp entry. * [Tests] Skip a subset of the System.IdentityModel for iOS and Mac. (mono#6594) * Bump bockbuild to bump gtksharp (mono#6604) mono/bockbuild#57 * [interp] Decrease stack usage (mono#6580) Avoid inlining some functions with high stack frame locals usage (ex functions that use MonoLMFExt which is a big structure). No performance cost was observed on microbenchmarks, while stack usage decreased by over 3 times on amd64 and over 4 times on arm. * [mono-error] Use g_assertf in mono_error_assert_ok implementation Also add two more variants * mono_error_assert_msg_ok (err, msg) to print "msg, due to <err>" on failure * mono_error_assertf_ok (err, fmt, args...) to print "<formatted args>, due to <err>" on failure. * [mono-error] Use mono_error_assert{f,_msg}_ok instead of if (is_ok (e)) g_error(...) * Fix missed closedir in commit 947d0bc (mono#6599) * Fix watchos tests for system.data (mono#6600) * Fix configure `--disable-boehm` to build more tests. (mono#6614) * Add test for reproduce problem in debugger stepping * [mcs] Implements C# 7 tuples implicit deconstruction * [runtime] Apply cctor filters to callees of cctors (mono#6562) * [perfcounters] Move machine handling from native to managed. (mono#6543) * Move machine handling of performance counters from native to managed -- just slightly less native code therefore. * PR feedback: Rename ValidMachine to IsValidMachine. Use string::operator== instead of .Length/[]. Change InstanceExistsInternal to return bool/MonoBoolean directly instead of int. Remove question mark on FIXME comment for more reliable grep. Remove redundant zeroing of a pointer. * [jit] Clear cfg->error after inlining, the error can be ignored, it will happen when the called method is JITted. (mono#6587) * Bump corefx * Bump API snapshot submodule * [interp] Disable mixed mode tests When an exception is thrown from jitted code, the EH mechanism correctly sets the interp resume data to the right interp frame that should catch the exception, but it resumes to the interpreter by force, setting the MonoContext. This context has invalid data (for example the SP points to a InterpFrame and it is not the real sp at interp exit) This bug was exposed by inlining changes from d3763c6 * Fixes an issue where a pipestream handle may be closed twice (Case 942966) * [tests] Fix cscs/mcs specific GetMethodBody logic * Fix NUnit reference generation * [msvc] Update csproj files (mono#6642) * Understand PE32+, at least as much as PE32 is understood. (mono#6503) * Minimal fix to Authenticode infrastructure to understand PE32+. A number of other problems are noticed in the code but commented only. This fixes https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=56071 * Induce many array out of bounds accesses, and some other error paths. * Tweaks. * tweak * Move braces, move addition, document constants and use them. * whitespace * fix comment * remove diff-minimizing hacks * cosmetic * move braces and assume zero-initialization; adjust comment. * improving Makefile but still a ways to go * fix C# indent * Change from C++ to C, and cleanup Makefile. * update clean target in Makefile * cleanup Makefile and C# * remove test code that people don't like and it wasn't very useful wordsmithing and new good information in comments * Fix indentation * [sgen] Use sgen_is_object_alive_for_current_gen () instead of sgen_is_object_alive (), the latter doesn't work for oldspace objects, causing the gc handle to be freed even through the object is still alive. Fixes mono#6490. (mono#6501) * Reusee class unload cache filter logic from metadata in debugger. (mono#6641) Debugger maintains it's own list of loaded classes. The unload/filter logic does not handle composite types like arrays and generic instances. Expose and reuse the logic from metadata that properly detects any usage of an image within a type. This prevents the cache from containing MonoClass values which have already been freed by the metadata cleaning code. * [offsetdumper] remove InterpMethodArguments Every user of this tool is using architectures that are implementing `CallContext`. * [ci] Align acceptance tests timeouts * [interp] Remove checks not needed for try blocks Leave from catch clauses is translated to MINT_LEAVE_S_CHECK, which does the exception reset and abort rethrow. * [interp] Initialize sp for first interp frame During interp frame unwinding, we were initializing the sp field (to the corresponding interpreter frame) starting with the parent frames of the first interpreter frame. * [interp] Interp frames are also managed * [interp] Abide by the abort threshold constraint For mono_thread_get_undeniable_exception to work, it needs to unwind the stack and find the first managed frame. This is only possible if we push an interp LMF with a frame for the interp to native transition. * [Test] Skip some tests from System.ServiceModel on WatchOS. Some of the classes are not supported in the platform while are supported in MOBILE. Skip them accordingly. * Address review comments. * [WindowsBase] Use case-insensitive extension match in System.IO.Packaging.ZipPackage * Avoid crash under GNOME if no gtk+2 available (mono#6654) gtk+2 is non-essential part of the GNOME 3 desktop nowadays. * [System.IO.Compression.FileSystem] Improve ZipCreateFromEntryChangeTimestamp test `entry.LastWriteTime` is an unspecified/local DateTime but we're comparing it against `date` which is in UTC. This could lead to issues where the Day isn't matching when running the test around midnight. Examples: https://github.com/xamarin/maccore/issues/597 https://jenkins.mono-project.com/job/xamarin-android-pr-builder/2387/testReport/Xamarin.Android.Bcl_Tests,%20MonoTests.System.IO.Compression.FileSystem/ZipArchiveTests/ZipCreateFromEntryChangeTimestamp___Debug/ * [unit-tests] Add test-mono-string to .gitignore * [scripts] mac-sdk-package.sh now uses command-line arguments. * [interp] Don't push lmf with no interp frame data * Bump corefx * [System.Core] Enable more tests * Bump api-snapshot * Bump API snapshot submodule * [corlib] Implements StackTraceHiddenAttribute * [build] Add recursive run-xunit-test target * [msvc] Update csproj files (mono#6696) * [packaging] Set MONO_BUILD_REVISION for OSX package build (mono#6698) Otherwise the default bockbuild behavior is to use the tip of MONO_BRANCH which is not what we want when building on Jenkins. * [packaging] Produce correct Windows .msi file name We've been using a certain pattern for the Windows .msi for a long time but the build output used a different name which we simply manually renamed before publishing. Since we want to automate as much as possible we can change the build to produce the correct name right away. * [packaging] Add signing to Windows build * [packaging] Move setting build description to end This ensures we don't advertise the link if e.g. signing fails. * [packaging] Fix variable * Remove extra reference count on images loaded via byte array. (mono#6656) * [interp] use libmonoldflags (to enforce -no-undefined) it has the right logic to avoid this: ``` ld: -undefined and -bitcode_bundle (Xcode setting ENABLE_BITCODE=YES) cannot be used together ``` i.e. setting `-no-undefined`. However, this requires that we link against `libmonosgen` on those platforms. * [packaging] Add GitHub status for packaging result PKG-mono for the OSX .pkg and MSI-mono_{x86|x64} for the Windows .msi * [packaging] Move GitHubCommitStatusSetter into node * [packaging] Bump mono-basic to bring latest fixes (mono#6706) * [ci] Reenable System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe-xunit on 32bits (mono#6708) The corefx bump was done so we can reenable this. Fixes mono#6379. * [corlib] Optimization for stacktrace build up * fixed markdown syntax * [System]: Enable ServicePoint tests from CoreFX. * [acceptance-tests] Some improvements to the profiler stress runner. * Print combined stdout and stderr in console output. * Print the RNG seed used for a test run on startup and in the test report. * Set the individual test timeout back to 6 hours. * Use the nodefaults profiler option. * Allow configuration through environment variables: - MONO_PROFILER_STRESS_OPTIONS: Specify a set of profiler options to use instead of the randomly generated ones. - MONO_PROFILER_STRESS_REGEX: Specify a regular expression to filter which tests should be run. - MONO_PROFILER_STRESS_SEED: Specify the RNG seed. Useful for reproducing full test runs at a later point. - MONO_PROFILER_STRESS_TIMEOUT: Specify a different individual test timeout from the default. * [sgen] Don't report gc_resize profiler events from worker threads. See 4acc3df for why this is problematic. The bug was introduced in d7ac79c. This fixes an occasional deadlock in the profiler stress tests. * Bump corefx * fix leak in FontFamily * [runtime] Avoid building a separate static library, use the shared object files for the static library as well. (mono#5233) * [interp] config.h must be included first; only by .c files Not by headers. * [interp] Fix some leaking error paths in generate () If there's an error, we should free the TransformData before returning * [interp] Don't use external only functions in transform.c Switch over to various _checked alternatives and propagate the MonoError outwards * [metadata] New method mono_method_has_no_body Returns TRUE if the method flags indicate that it's not expected to have a body because it is abstract, a PInvoke, an internal call or a runtime method. * Revert "[mini] Align stack when resuming to catch handler" This reverts commit ab20369. It breaks llvm EH : xamarin/xamarin-macios#3241 * [threads] Return boolean instead of pointer from Thread_internal (mono#6661) * [ci] update ARM label for ignored interpreter tests (mono#6738) image got upgraded for interpreter lanes too * Save 1K of stack and an extra string copy when a heap allocation was going (mono#6720) to be done unconditionally anyway. And make it valid C++. * [github] Tweaks to issue template * [wasm] Fix WASM CI script. (mono#6741) * Fix warnings (mono#6685) * [checked-build] Fix warnings in g_free of g_getenv results ``` checked-build.c:63:12: warning: passing 'const gchar *' (aka 'const char *') to parameter of type 'void *' discards qualifiers [-Wincompatible-pointer-types-discards-qualifiers] g_free (env_string); ^~~~~~~~~~ ../../mono/eglib/glib.h:126:20: note: passing argument to parameter 'ptr' here void g_free (void *ptr); ^ checked-build.c:79:12: warning: passing 'const gchar *' (aka 'const char *') to parameter of type 'void *' discards qualifiers [-Wincompatible-pointer-types-discards-qualifiers] g_free (env_string); ^~~~~~~~~~ ../../mono/eglib/glib.h:126:20: note: passing argument to parameter 'ptr' here void g_free (void *ptr); ^ ``` * [boehm] Fix warning in GC_push_all call ``` boehm-gc.c:603:17: warning: incompatible pointer types passing 'HandleChunkElem [125]' to parameter of type 'ptr_t' (aka 'char *') [-Wincompatible-pointer-types] GC_push_all (cur->elems, (char*)(cur->elems + cur->size) + 1); ^~~~~~~~~~ ../../libgc/include/private/gc_priv.h:1318:34: note: passing argument to parameter 'bottom' here void GC_push_all GC_PROTO((ptr_t bottom, ptr_t top)); ^ ``` * [github] Add issues template (mono#6739) * [wasm] Fix nunit dep description. (mono#6749) * [sdks] Remove obsolete --with-glib=embedded configure option. (mono#6751) * [runtime] Fix the build with the --disable-libraries configure option. (mono#6750) * [System]: Refactor and cleanup WebResponseStream (mono#6662) We are now using nested streams to take care of buffering, chunked encoding and automatic decompression. GZip / Deflate decompression have been moved inside `WebResponseStream`, the `HttpWebResponse` now always returns a `WebResponseStream` (and not a `GZipStream`) because we have to do extra book-keeping after reading the entire content. * [System]: Use WebClient from CoreFX. (mono#6711) The CoreFX version has a few error checks which are not in the referencesource, switching to CoreFX allows us to enable their tests. Use Path.GetRandomFileName() and Path.GetTempFileName() in tests. * [jit] Fix OP_ICONV_TO_OVF_I8_UN, it should use OP_ZEXT_I4 instead of a 0 shift which can be eliminated by cprop. (mono#6753) Fixes mono#6721. * Check for compiler switches to mitigate Spectre/Meltdown This commit implements checking whether the compiler used to build mono supports the recently added switches to generate code designed to mitigate the effects of the Spectre/Meltdown bugs of the modern CPUs (https://meltdownattack.com/). As of this commit the options are implemented for GCC 8.x, 7.3 and backported to some older versions of gcc 7.x (e.g. in Ubuntu). The options tested for, and used, here are: -mindirect-branch (https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-7.3.0/gcc/x86-Options.html#index--mindirect-branch) -mfunction-return (https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-7.3.0/gcc/x86-Options.html#index--mfunction-return) Checks and usage of the above flags is hidden behind the `--with-spectre-mitigation` configure option, defaulting to `no`. Two additional options are implemented to specify the kind of thunk to implement by each of the flags above: --with-spectre-indirect-branch-choice=keep,thunk,inline,extern Convert indirect branches to the specified kind of thunk (defaults to inline) --with-spectre-function-return-choice=keep,thunk,inline,extern Convert function return instructions to the specified kind of thunk (defaults to inline) * [interp] build library of interp even if it's disabled and ship it so the install directory looks like this: ``` $ find . -name '*interp*' ./lib/libmono-ee-interp.la ./lib/libmono-ee-interp.dylib ./lib/libmono-ee-interp.0.dylib ./lib/libmono-ee-interp.a ``` * [jit] Avoid extending the size of Vector2/Vector3 to 16 bytes. Disable SIMD for these types for now, since the SIMD code can't handle types (mono#6746) which are smaller than a SIMD reg. Fixes mono#6411. * [msvc] Update csproj files (mono#6758) * [sdks] Add more targets for XA (mono#6678) * [sdks] Remove redundant dependency * [sdks] Build mxe-Win{32,64} * [sdks] Build host-{Darwin,Linux,mxe-Win{32,64}} * [sdks] Build llvm-llvm{win,}{32,64} * [m4] Drop autoconf min version in ax_check_compile_flag.m4 (mono#6764) It should work with earlier versions too and prevent issues like https://lists.dot.net/pipermail/mono-devel-list/2018-February/044638.html * [sdks] Fix build for llvm (mono#6770) * [sdks] Fix build for llvm * [sdks] Have .stamp-%-configure always depend on .stamp-%-toolchain * [sdks] Dependencies on directories should always be order-only * [boringssl] Bump to include Neale's big endian fixes (mono#6761) mono/boringssl#4 and followup 2ba8564f8b6.
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Dist files in groups of 100 entries
On some distros the number of strings you can pass to execve() is limited which means you get the following error when trying to create the tarball: ``` make[5]: execvp: /bin/sh: Argument list too long make[5]: * [../../build/rules.make:303: dist-default] Error 127 ``` To solve this we split the DISTFILES variable into groups of 100 entries and invoke the shell for each group instead of adding all into the same invocation. Also removed looking for 'makefile' and 'GNUmakefile' since those don't exist in Mono and simplifies the logic. Found during investigation of mono#6349
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Don't add linker tests to tarball
They contain files with very long names which causes issues with `tar`. We simply remove them from the dist directory before creating the tarball since we don't use them in the Mono build anyway. Fixes mono#6349
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Bump to mono/2018-02/0c5a524e (#1289)
Bumps to Java.Interop/master/0afb2b0f Bumps to llvm/master/a9cfb50e. Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11771 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15051 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=19436 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=45901 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=56071 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=58413 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=58413 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=58413 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=59184 fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60065 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60225 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60298 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60359 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60568 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60756 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60848 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60862 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60900 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60904 Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=60986 Fixes: https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/59400 Fixes: mono/mono#6169 Fixes: mono/mono#6187 Fixes: mono/mono#6192 Fixes: mono/mono#6255 Fixes: mono/mono#6264 Fixes: mono/mono#6266 Fixes: mono/mono#6281 Fixes: mono/mono#6283 Fixes: mono/mono#6320 Fixes: mono/mono#6339 Fixes: mono/mono#6343 Fixes: mono/mono#6349 Fixes: mono/mono#6379 Fixes: mono/mono#6383 Fixes: mono/mono#6401. Fixes: mono/mono#6411 Fixes: mono/mono#6414 Fixes: mono/mono#6490 Fixes: mono/mono#6721 Fixes: mono/mono#6767 Fixes: mono/mono#6777 Fixes: mono/mono#6848 Fixes: mono/mono#6940 Fixes: mono/mono#6948 Fixes: mono/mono#6998 Fixes: mono/mono#7016 Fixes: mono/mono#7085 Fixes: mono/mono#7086 Fixes: mono/mono#7095 Fixes: mono/mono#7137 Fixes: mono/mono#7184 Fixes: mono/mono#7240 Fixes: mono/mono#7262 Fixes: mono/mono#7289 Fixes: mono/mono#7338 Fixes: mono/mono#7356 Fixes: mono/mono#7364 Fixes: mono/mono#7378 Fixes: mono/mono#7389 Fixes: mono/mono#7460 Fixes: mono/mono#7535 Fixes: mono/mono#7536 Fixes: mono/mono#7610 Fixes: mono/mono#7624 Fixes: mono/mono#7637 Fixes: mono/mono#7655 Fixes: mono/mono#7657 Fixes: mono/mono#7685 Fixes: mono/mono#7786 Fixes: mono/mono#7792 Fixes: mono/mono#7822 Fixes: mono/mono#7860 Fixes: mono/mono#8089 Fixes: mono/mono#8267 Fixes: mono/mono#8409 Fixes: xamarin/maccore#628 Fixes: xamarin/maccore#629 Fixes: xamarin/maccore#673 Fixes: xamarin/maccore#673 Fixes: #1561
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ArsenShnurkov commentedDec 28, 2017
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I expect these files to be included into archive
On which platforms did you notice this
Sabayon Linux
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tar 1.29
(the same with tar 1.30)
Mono JIT compiler version 5.11.0.132 (tarball Thu Dec 28 02:37:15 MSK 2017)
Other thoughts
they are not symlinks and should not be limited by 99 characters
https://www.gnu.org/software/tar/manual/html_node/Formats.html#SEC133
https://github.com/mono/mono/blob/master/configure.ac#L12-L14
https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?107095