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| Name: ldc-bash-completion | Distribution: openSUSE Tumbleweed |
| Version: 1.32.2 | Vendor: openSUSE |
| Release: 2.1 | Build date: Thu Dec 7 20:46:59 2023 |
| Group: Development/Languages/Other | Build host: i04-ch1b |
| Size: 10052 | Source RPM: ldc-1.32.2-2.1.src.rpm |
| Packager: https://bugs.opensuse.org | |
| Url: https://wiki.dlang.org/LDC | |
| Summary: LDC Bash completion | |
Optional dependency offering bash completion for ldc2
Artistic-1.0 AND BSD-3-Clause
* Wed Dec 06 2023 Andreas Schwab <schwab@suse.de>
- riscv64-default-target.patch: Default to rv64gc for hosted riscv64
target
- Enable build on riscv64
* Fri Jul 07 2023 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Update to 1.32.2:
* Big news
- New command-line option --fwarn-stack-size=<threshold> with
LLVM 13+. (#4378)
- New command-line option --fsplit-stack for incremental stack
allocations, see https://llvm.org/docs/SegmentedStacks.html. (#4379)
- New UDA ldc.attributes.noSplitStack disables it on a per-function
basis. (#4382)
- New command-line option --indent for the timetrace2txt tool.
(#4391)
* Bug fixes
- Fix potentially huge compile slowdowns with -g and LLVM 15+.
(#4354, #4393)
- Treat all LLVM warnings as regular warnings (e.g., errors
with -w). Requires LLVM 13+. (#4384)
- Skipped 1.32.1:
* Big news
- The prebuilt Linux packages are now generated on a Ubuntu 20.04
box, so the min required glibc version has been raised from
2.26 to 2.31. (#4367)
* Bug fixes
- Fix empty ldc.gccbuiltins_* modules with LLVM 15+.
(#4347, #4350)
- Fix v1.31 regression wrt. potentially wrong constant pointer
offsets. (#4362, #4365)
- Windows: Fix v1.32 regression wrt. leaking Throwable.info
backtraces. (#4369)
- Fix C assert calls for newlib targets. (#4351)
* Fri Jul 07 2023 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Do not use %{_includedir}/d to be able to install/use multiple
D compilers in parallel - boo#1212913
* Fri Apr 21 2023 Dominique Leuenberger <dimstar@opensuse.org>
- Add specific conflict from runtime-devel to the old/previous
libdruntime-ldc99. which contained an unversioned file.
* Thu Apr 20 2023 Dominique Leuenberger <dimstar@opensuse.org>
- Only move bash-completion from /etc to /usr/share if this was not
properly installed. There was an error that
bash-completion-devel did not actually contain the .cmake file
which in turn resulted in this package mis-installing despite the
correct build deps.
* Tue Apr 11 2023 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Move %{_libdir}/ldc_rt.dso.o to runtime-devel package
* Thu Apr 06 2023 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Use llvm15 when available (Tumbleweed + Leap 15.5)
- Update to 1.32.0:
* Big news
- Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.102.2. (#4323, #4341) (new)
- LLVM for prebuilt packages bumped to v15.0.7. (#4311)
- Linker-level dead code elimination is enabled by default for Apple,
wasm and all ELF targets too now. (#4320)
- Vector comparisons (==, !=, <, <=, >, >=) now yield a vector mask.
Identity comparisons (is, !is) still yield a scalar bool. (3a59ee8)
- New timetrace2txt tool for easier inspection of --ftime-trace
output. (#4335) (new)
- --ftime-trace now also traces CTFE execution: the start
expression of CTFE and function calls during CTFE. (#4339) (new)
* Platform support
- Supports LLVM 9.0 - 15.0.
- Now supports -mabi for RISC-V targets. (#4322)
* Bug fixes
- GC closures including variables with alignment > 16 bytes are
now properly aligned. (ef8ba48)
- Fix regression with LLVM 13+: some errors in inline assembly
don't stop compilation. (#4293, #4331)
- Changelog from skipped 1.31.0:
* Big news
- Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.101.2. (#4141, #4279)
- Bit fields support. (#4015)
- macOS on Apple M1: linking with -g is working again without
unaligned pointer warnings/errors. This fixes file:line debug
information in exception backtraces (requiring atos, a macOS
development tool installed with Xcode), without the need to set
MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=11 and using a modified LLVM. (#4291)
- Preliminary support for LLVM 15, incl. adding support for the
'new' pass manager (-passmanager) and opaque IR pointers
(-opaque-pointers). (way too many PRs to list!)
- New command-line option -fno-delete-null-pointer-checks,
mimicking the same option of GCC and Clang. (#4297)
- New UDA ldc.attributes.callingConvention("..."), which
overrides the default calling convention. For expert use only! (#4299)
- New command-line option -fno-discard-value-names to keep
value names in LLVM IR. (#4012)
- dcompute: Support for OpenCL image I/O. (#3835)
* Platform support
- Initial ABI support for 64-bit RISC-V. (#4007)
* Bug fixes
- dcompute: Fix v1.29 regression when trying to use
intrinsics. (#4266, #4267)
- Fix 64-bit symbol offsets. (#4264, #4283)
- Add missing 32-bit LTO versions of druntime & Phobos to
Linux multilib package. (#4234, #4235)
- Fix compiler crash. (#4130, #4135)
* Internals
- The former druntime and dmd-testsuite git submodules are now
part of the LDC repo directly, leaving Phobos as single
remaining submodule. We are now using a subset of the DMD
repo (which includes druntime since v2.101), rewritten via
git filter-repo and exposed as dmd-rewrite-* branches/tags
in the LDC repo, to merge newer frontend+druntime+tests from
upstream DMD. The tests/d2/dmd-testsuite dir was moved to
tests/dmd. (#4274, #4276)
- Changelog from skipped 1.30.0:
* Big news
- Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.100.1.
(#3970, #4008, #4009) (new)
- LLVM for prebuilt packages bumped to v14.0.3.
(#3952, #3979)
- All LLVM targets are enabled now (=> more targets for
cross-compilation).
- For the Mac package, the minimum supported macOS version
has been raised to v10.12.
- The minimum D version for bootstrapping has been raised to
v2.079 (for GDC: v9.4), in line with DMD. (#3956)
- The minimum LLVM version has been raised to v9.0. (#3960)
- New LeakSanitizer support via -fsanitize=leak (not (yet?)
supported on Windows). (#4005) (new)
- New prebuilt universal macOS package, runnable on both
x86_64 and arm64, and enabling x86_64/arm64 macOS/iOS
cross-compilation targets out of the box (-mtriple={x86_64,arm64}-apple-{macos,ios}).
The x86_64 package doesn't bundle any arm64 libs anymore;
the arm64 package newly bundles iOS libs (arm64). (#3958)
- Avoid an external x86_64-only dub, use the bundled universal
dub executable instead.
* Platform support
- Supports LLVM 9.0 - 14.0.
* Bug fixes
- Enable output of variable names in ASan and MSan error
reporting. (#4004) (new)
- Report unexpected type repaints as fatal ICEs instead of
crashing. (#3990, #3991) (new)
* Internals
- Main CI was moved from Azure Pipelines to GitHub Actions.
Any fork on GitHub can trivially reuse the fully automated
prebuilt packages generation & upload to a GitHub release. (#3978)
* Fri Nov 25 2022 Max Lin <mlin@suse.com>
- Force to use llvm14 in Leap 15.5 since the default llvm version is
now llvm15
* Mon Nov 21 2022 Dominique Leuenberger <dimstar@opensuse.org>
- Do not have the main package recommend the bash-completion
sub-package, but rather have the subpackage supplement the
combination of ldc and bash-completion.
* Fri Oct 07 2022 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Build against llvm14 for Tumbleweed since llvm15 is not
supported yet
* Tue May 10 2022 Fabian Vogt <fvogt@suse.com>
- Use gcc-d (gdc) for bootstrapping as recommended by upstream.
Only gdc is needed for bootstrapping instead of various older ldc
versions, which also allows to use newer versions of LLVM
(boo#1199054). On top of that, this allows ldc to use the shared
runtime built with itself.
- Drop use of binutils-gold, 1.29.0 does not use it by default anymore
- Mention %so_ver in %files
* Tue Apr 12 2022 Chris Josten <chris+suse@netsoj.nl>
- Update to 1.29.0:
* Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.099.1
* Support for LLVM 13 and LLVM 14
* New @hidden UDA (as counterpart of export).
* Support 'raw mangles' via leading \1 in pragma(mangle) strings,
e.g., to access magic linker symbols on Mac.
* New @noSanitize UDA to selectively disable sanitizer
instrumentation of functions.
* WebAssembly: Larger default stack size (1 MB) and protection
against stack overflow overwriting global memory.
* LDC doesn't default to the ld.gold linker anymore. The
combination of LLVM 13+ and older gold linkers can apparently
cause problems. We recommend using LLD, e.g., via -linker=lld
or by setting your default /usr/bin/ld symlink; it's
significantly faster too.
* -linkonce-templates is less aggressive by default now and
IMHO production-ready.
* When linking manually (not via LDC) against shared druntime, it
is now required to link the bundled lib/ldc_rt.dso.o[bj] object
file into each binary. It replaces the previously
Windows-specific dso_windows.obj.
* Basic compiler support for Newlib targets, i.e., triples
like arm-none-newlibeabi.
* dcompute: Add support for OpenCL image I/O.
* Revamped and improved -ftime-trace implementation for compiler
profiling/tracing, now excluding LLVM-internal traces, adding
frontend memory tracing, source file location infos etc
* Implement core.atomic.pause() for some architectures.
* Bug fixes:
* Linux: Make LTO work with LLD.
* Capture NRVO variable by ref for stack closures.
* -ftime-trace: JSON-escape filenames.
* RISC-V: Use 128-bit quadruple real.
* Linux x86/x64: Fix TLS range with static druntime and bfd/lld
linkers.
* Support rdtscp in DMD-style inline assembly.
* Fix dynamic casts across binary boundaries (DLLs etc.).
* Don't silently ignore invalid external tool specifications.
* LLVM v11.1: Add missing PGO ldc-profdata tool.
* ICE for 64-bit targets with 32-bit pointer size.
* Breaking ABI changes:
* extern(D): formal parameters of non-variadic functions aren't
reversed anymore, in line with the spec.
* Mon May 17 2021 Ferdinand Thiessen <rpm@fthiessen.de>
- Update to 1.26.0:
* Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.096.1+
incl. new ldmd2 command-line option -gdwarf=<version>
* Supports LLVM 6.0 - 12.0
* LDC invocations can now be nicely profiled via --ftime-trace.
* Struct TypeInfos are emitted into referencing object files only,
and special TypeInfo member functions into the owning object
file only.
* Bug fixes:
* TypeInfo for interface gives invalid string for name.
* dcompute: Don’t reject CUDA versions 7.x - 8.0.0.
* Don’t enforce the frame pointer for functions with GCC-style
inline asm.
* Fix some cases of insufficient alignment for arguments and
parameters.
* Fix a few issues with LLVM 12.
* Add source location information for TypeInfo diagnostics
with -betterC.
* Keep init symbols of built-in TypeInfo classes mutable just
like any other TypeInfo, so that e.g. synchronized() can be
used on the implicit monitor.
* Predefine version FreeStanding when targeting bare-metal.
* druntime: Define rt.aaA.AA as naked pointer, no struct wrapper
* Misc. fixes and improvements for the CMake scripts,
incl. new defaults for LDC_INSTALL_{LTOPLUGIN,LLVM_RUNTIME_LIBS}
* -cleanup-obj: Put object files into unique temporary directory
by default.
* druntime: Add missing core.atomic.atomicFetch{Add,Sub}.
* Fix regression wrt. non-deleted temporary -run executable.
* Breaking ABI changes:
* extern(D): Pass non-PODs by ref to temporary.
* -linkonce-templates comes with a new experimental template
emission scheme and is now suited for projects consisting of
multiple object files too.
- 1.13+ is now required for 1.26+ on 32bit
* Mon Dec 28 2020 Matthias Eliasson <elimat@opensuse.org>
- Update to 1.24.0:
Big news
* Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.094.1+, incl. new command-line options -cov=ctfe, -vtemplates=list-instances and -HC=<silent|verbose> . (#3560, #3582, #3588, #3593)
* Support for LLVM 11. The prebuilt packages use v11.0.0; x86 packages newly include the LLVM backend for AMD GPUs. (#3546, #3586)
* Experimental support for macOS on 64-bit ARM, thanks Guillaume! All druntime/Phobos unit tests pass. The macOS package includes prebuilt druntime/Phobos; adapt the SDK path in etc/ldc2.conf and then use -mtriple=arm64-apple-macos to cross-compile. If you know how to work around the countless linker warnings, please let us know. (dlang/druntime#3226, #3583)
Platform support
* Supports LLVM 6.0 - 11.0.
Bug fixes
* Fix potentially wrong context pointers when calling delegate literals. (#3553, #3554)
* Fix alignment issue when casting vector rvalue to static array. (c8889a9)
* Make sure lambdas in pragma(inline, true) functions are emitted into each referencing compilation unit. (#3570)
* Fix -Xcc=-Wl,... by dropping support for comma-separated list of cc options. (c61b135)
* Fix ThreadSanitizer support by not detaching main thread upon program termination. (#3572)
* Traverse full chain of nested aggregates when resolving a nested variable. (#3556, #3558)
Internals
* CI: Linux AArch64 is now also tested by a Travis job, because Shippable has sadly become unreliable. (#3469)
* Building LDC with an LDC host compiler might be somewhat faster now (requires -DLDC_LINK_MANUALLY=OFF in the CMake command-line on non-Windows hosts). (#3575)
Known issues
* When building LDC, old LDC 0.17.*/ltsmaster host compilers miscompile LDC ≥ 1.21, leading to potential segfaults of the built LDC. Ltsmaster can still be used to bootstrap a first compiler and then let that compiler compile itself. (#3354)
* Buggy older ld.bfd linker versions may wrongly strip out required symbols, e.g., ModuleInfos (so that e.g. no module ctors/dtors are run). LDC defaults to ld.gold on Linux.
* LDC does not zero the padding area of a real variable. This may lead to wrong results if the padding area is also considered. See #770. Does not apply to real members inside structs etc.
* Wed Nov 25 2020 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Fix aarch64 build: Drop '-mbranch-protection=standard' option
as llvm7 does not support it
* Thu Oct 01 2020 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Update to 1.23.0:
Bug news
* Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.093.1+,
incl. new command-line option -vtemplates. (#3476, #3538, #3541)
* New -platformlib CLI option to override the default linked-with
platform libraries, e.g., when targeting bare-metal. (#3374, #3475)
Platform support
* Supports LLVM 6.0 - 10.0.
Bug fixes
* Fix regression since v1.22: shared druntime potentially overriding
libstdc++ symbols and breaking exceptions in C++ libraries. (#3530, #3537)
* Fix naked DMD-style asm emission for non-Mac x86 Darwin targets
(e.g., iOS simulators). (#3478)
* -betterC: Don't use unsupported EH for handling clean-ups. (#3479, #3482)
* dcompute: Fix wrong address space loads and stores. Thx Rob! (#3428)
* Fix ICE wrt. missing IR declarations for some forward-declared
functions. (#3496, #3503)
* Fix ICE wrt. inline IR and empty parameter types tuple. (#3509)
* Fix PGO issues. (#3375, #3511, #3512, #3524)
* Improve support for LLVM's ThreadSanitizer. (#3522)
* Fix linker cmdline length limitation via response files. (#3535, #3536)
Internals
* Compiler performance wrt. string literals emission has been improved.
Thx @looked-at-me! (#3490, #3492)
* Link libstdc++ statically for libldc-jit.so of prebuilt Linux packages,
to increase portability. (#3473, #3474)
* Set up Visual D when using the Visual Studio CMake generator, making
LDC compiler development on Windows a smooth out-of-the-box experience. (#3494)
Known issues
* When building LDC, old LDC 0.17.*/ltsmaster host compilers miscompile
LDC ≥ 1.21, leading to potential segfaults of the built LDC. Ltsmaster
can still be used to bootstrap a first compiler and then let that compiler
compile itself. (#3354)
* Buggy older ld.bfd linker versions may wrongly strip out required symbols,
e.g., ModuleInfos (so that e.g. no module ctors/dtors are run).
LDC defaults to ld.gold on Linux.
* LDC does not zero the padding area of a real variable. This may
lead to wrong results if the padding area is also considered.
See #770. Does not apply to real members inside structs etc.
* Sun Aug 09 2020 Matthias Eliasson <elimat@opensuse.org>
- Update to 1.22.0:
Big news
* Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.092.1+.
(#3413, #3416, #3429, #3434, #3452, #3467) (new)
* AArch64: All known ABI issues have been fixed. C(++) interop should now be
on par with x86_64, and variadics usable with core.{vararg,stdc.stdarg}.
(#3421)
* Windows hosts: DMD's Visual C++ toolchain detection has been adopted. As
that's orders of magnitude faster than the previous method involving the MS
batch file, auto-detection has been enabled by default, so if you have a
non-ancient Visual C++ installation, it will now be used automatically for
linking. The environment setup has been reduced to the bare minimum
(LIB and PATH). (#3415)
* FreeBSD x64: CI with CirrusCI is now fully green and includes automated
prebuilt package generation. The package depends on the llvm ports package
and should currently work on FreeBSD 11-13. (#3453, #3464) (new)
* Link-time overridable @weak functions are now emulated for Windows targets
and work properly for ELF platforms. For ELF, LDC doesn't emit any COMDATs
anymore. (#3424)
* New ldc.gccbuiltins_{amdgcn,nvvm} for AMD GCN and NVIDIA PTX targets.
(#3411)
* druntime: Significant speed-up for core.math.ldexp. (#3440, #3446)
Platform support
* Supports LLVM 3.9 - 10.0.
Bug fixes
* Cross-module inlining (incl. pragma(inline, true)): Enable emission into
multiple object files. This may have a significant impact on performance
(incl. druntime/Phobos) when not using LTO. (#3126, #3442)
* Android: Fix TLS initialization regression (introduced in v1.21) and
potential alignment issues. Unfortunately, the ld.bfd linker is required
for our custom TLS emulation scheme, unless you're willing to use a custom
linker script. So -linker=bfd is the new default for Android targets.
(#3462) (new)
* Casting (static and dynamic) arrays to vectors now loads the data instead
of splatting the first element. (#3418, #3419)
* Fix return statements potentially accessing memory from destructed
temporaries. (#3426)
* Add proper support for -checkaction=halt. (#3430, #3431)
* druntime: Include core.stdcpp.* modules. (#3103, #3158)
* GCC-style asm: Add support for indirect input operands ("m"). (#3438)
* FreeBSD: Fix backtraces for optimized code by switching to external
libexecinfo. (#3108, #3453)
* FreeBSD: Fix C math related issues (incl. CTFE math issues) by bringing
core.stdc.{math,tgmath} up to speed. (dlang/druntime#3119)
* Fix ICE for captured parameters not passed on the LLVM level. (#3441)
* Convenience fixes for RISC-V and other exotic targets. (#3457, #3460) (new)
Internals
* When printing compile-time reals to hex strings (mangling, .di headers),
LDC now uses LLVM instead of the host C runtime, for proper and consistent
results. (#3410)
* One limitation for exotic hosts wrt. C long double precision has been
lifted. (#3414)
* For AVR targets, the compiler now predefines AVR and emits all TLS globals
as regular __gshared ones. (#3420)
* WebAssembly: New memory grow/size intrinsics. (ldc-developers/druntime#187)
(new)
* New -fno-plt option to avoid PLT external calls. (#3443)
* iOS/arm64 CI, running the debug druntime & Phobos unittests on an iPhone
6S. Thx Jacob for this tedious work! (#3379, #3450)
Known issues
* When building LDC, old LDC 0.17.*/ltsmaster host compilers miscompile LDC ≥
1.21, leading to potential segfaults of the built LDC. Ltsmaster can still
be used to bootstrap a first compiler and then let that compiler compile
itself. (#3354)
* Buggy older ld.bfd linker versions may wrongly strip out required symbols,
e.g., ModuleInfos (so that e.g. no module ctors/dtors are run). LDC
defaults to ld.gold on Linux.
* LDC does not zero the padding area of a real variable. This may lead to
wrong results if the padding area is also considered. See #770. Does not
apply to real members inside structs etc.
* Mon Jun 01 2020 Max Lin <mlin@suse.com>
- Switch to llvm7 explicity on Leap 15.2 as the default llvm in Leap 15.2
isn't llvm7
* Sun May 24 2020 Matthias Eliasson <elimat@opensuse.org>
- Remove groups from specfile since they are not used anymore
- Add ldc-jit lib and devel packages
- Update to 1.21.0:
* Big news
- Frontend, druntime and Phobos are at version 2.091.1+, incl. new CLI
switches -verror-style and -HC, -HCd, -HCf. (#3333, #3399)
- LLVM for prebuilt packages upgraded to v10.0.0. Android NDK version
bumped to r21. (#3307, #3387, #3398)
- Initial support for GCC/GDC-style inline assembly syntax, besides
DMD-style inline asm and LDC-specific __asm, enabling to write inline
asm that is portable across GDC/LDC and corresponds to the GCC syntax
in C. See ldc-developers/druntime#171 for examples wrt. how to
transition from __asm to similar GCC-style asm. (#3304)
- Inline assembly diagnostics have been extended by the D source
location. (#3339)
* Platform support
- Supports LLVM 3.9 - 10.0.
* Bug fixes
- Fixed tail calls in thunks, affecting AArch64 (the debug libraries now work)
and possibly other architectures. (#3329, #3332)
- Windows: Do not emit any column infos for CodeView by default
(like clang) & add -gcolumn-info. (#3102, #3388)
- Windows: Do not leak MSVC-environment-setup into -run child processes.
A new LDC_VSDIR_FORCE environment variable can be used to enforce MSVC
toolchain setup. (#3340, #3341)
- Windows: Fix memory leak when throwing exceptions in threads.
(#3369, ldc-developers/druntime#181)
- Try to use memcmp for (in)equality of non-mutable static arrays and
mutable slices. (#3400, #3401)
- ldc.gccbuiltins_*: Lift 256-bit vector limit, adding 174 AVX512
builtins for x86; 512-bit vector aliases have been added to core.simd.
(#3405, #3406)
* Internals
- core.bitop.{bts,btr,btc} are now CTFE-able. (ldc-developers/druntime#182)
- Do not fallback to host for critical section size of unknown targets.
(#3389)
- Linux: Possibility to avoid passing -fuse-ld to cc via -linker=.
(#3382)
- WebAssembly: Switch from legacy linked-list ModuleInfo registry to
__minfo section. (#3348)
- Windows: Bundled libcurl upgraded to v7.69.1, incl. the option to link
it statically. (#3378)
- Windows: Switch to wide wmain C entry point in druntime. (#3351)
- druntime unittests are now compiled with -checkaction=context.
* Known issues
- NEW: When building LDC, old LDC 0.17.*/ltsmaster host compilers
miscompile LDC ≥ 1.21, leading to potential segfaults of the built LDC.
Ltsmaster can still be used to bootstrap a first compiler and then let
that compiler compile itself. (#3354)
- Buggy older ld.bfd linker versions may wrongly strip out required
symbols, e.g., ModuleInfos (so that e.g. no module ctors/dtors are run).
LDC defaults to ld.gold on Linux.
- LDC does not zero the padding area of a real variable. This may lead to
wrong results if the padding area is also considered. See #770. Does
not apply to real members inside structs etc.
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