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Prompted by mono/msbuild#126:
This includes:
- merge mono-2019-06
- SDK update to track dotnet release/3.0.100-preview8
- Roslyn updated to 3.3.0-beta2-19381-14
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It was written by configure.ac to config.make and is unused anyway.
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* [merp] Use a separate program as the hang supervisor.
Fixes https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/15646
macOS does not like signals being sent from the forked supervisor process, possibly towards anywhere but definitely when sent to the parent process. The following message is currently spewed after the supervisor process attempting to send a SIGSEGV to a hanged Mono process:
"The process has forked and you cannot use this CoreFoundation functionality safely. You MUST exec()."
We follow that direction and introduce a new binary that, when available in the mono executable's binary directory, is used to abort the parent process for us.
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[runtime] Fix an autoconf warning.
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compilation times.
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Based on the FreeBSD variation.
Needs some additional changes I'm still ironing out.
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* Bump version to 6.7
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* [netcore] ifdef out unused icalls/files.
* Add MONO_EMPTY_SOURCE_FILE.
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It got out of sync for some reason.
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- Remove unused.
- Add missing that just happened to work.
- Synchronize size between netcore and regular. `#if` considered bad.
Extracted from https://github.com/mono/mono/pull/15859.
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* Build System.Native.
* Disable `pthread_mutexattr_setprotocol` use, since it returns EINVAL on Haiku.
* Disable the `strerror` cache on Haiku. On Haiku, errors begin at `0x8000_0000` like a Win32 HRESULT. This means the indexing would be on negative numbers, which is a no-no. There are a few alternative ways to keep it though: hashtable, tuple array, offset...
Unfortunately, doesn't build all the way through. Has a tendency to bomb out during building `build-unix`. Will investigate why.
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== is a bash extension
= is POSIX and equivalent
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We test dlopen with no library and in libdl later, without the
use of this setting.
Got the hint since I'm building for a configuration which had it set wrong.
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When https://github.com/mono/mono/commit/9010d2f290d28dc97ac276e0c0d32a2932b7550f was merged we stopped including mcs/build/config.make.
However, that file set the VERSION variable which wasn't migrated to the new netcore/config.make so the nuget package missed the version.
Additionally, System.Private.CoreLib sources were moved into the netcore folder and we now seemingly need to pass `-p:IsPackable=true` for dotnet pack to build the nuget package.
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GNU ld accept single or double dash, means the same thing.
AIX ld warns on single dash, errors on double dash, in autoconf, and then errors on single dash later.
We want the double dash so autoconf rejects it on AIX.
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* [runtime] Add configure flag to disable GAC support
* [netcore] Disable GAC support
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* Partial enablement of alternate stack for AIX/i
It turns out much like macOS, AIX doesn't like to do mprotect/valloc
for the first thread's guard pages, so skip those. It seems mostly
fine except for one or two crashes causes it to grab the wrong IAR
and deadlock dumping memory. As such, leave the code and configure
script override to disable in place, just change the comment and
add support code.
* Use Qp2getifaddrs on PASE
Not sure if proper way to implement. Reuses getifaddrs code as much
as possible, since it's merely a name change based on the docs, due
to it being namespaced in case AIX gets it or something.
I'm not sure how many of these codepaths still work properly;
one had a questionable order of ifdef.
This will eventually prepare for CoreFX NetworkInterface, so test
it here.
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They are never checked and all relevant systems have all of them.
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Fix mingw warning unused function __readfsdword.
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Advantages:
Dynamic linker gets out of the way of random function calls,
in terms of timing, in terms of locking, and in term of success,
and possibly in terms of security (readonly function pointers).
If you successfully load, then you can make function calls with impunity,
without regard as to if they are in the same .so as the caller, well,
assuming they are to a leaf like libc, or to something itself built with -z now.
The "success" is significant, as otherwise loaded LLVM has unresolved symbols lurking, depending on which code paths you send it down.
Disadvantage: Slower startup.
Mixed:
Platform consistency, since this is how Windows behaves usually (unless you say link /delayload)
This will combine well with an upcoming revision of https://github.com/mono/mono/pull/14524.
Difficult alternative: Force the binding along sensitive paths by calling their callees earlier.
Typical alternative: Ignore the matter.
Android: It is believed this switch produces a warning, which is ignored, there is no affect, and it is unclear if the behavior is actually "now" or "lazy". Logs could be checked and a test run, but neither.
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Fixes https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/15503
Always statically link on Windows (msvc and mingw).
This is a somewhat old zlib, and will be updated shortly (https://github.com/mono/mono/pull/15480)
Note that zlib is not valid C++, so always compile as C.
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i.e. so it can be used in C instead of make.
i.e. so it can actually work.
The lone use is here:
```
C:\s\mono2\mono\utils\mono-dl.c(271):#if MONO_DL_NEED_USCORE
```
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server. (#15450)
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(#15410)
* [configure] Cosmetic AC_MSG_WARN fix
* [runtime] Mark mono_file_map_error as MONO_API, always
Fixed the `--with-static_mono=no` build on non-Win32
* [sdks] dynamically link libmonosgen to mono-sgen for monodroid host builds
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* Revise monolite due to memory model change.
* Fix tarball builds wrt netcore/config.make.
* Remove System.Private.CoreLib from mcs/class/Makefile, it was moved to netcore/
* Bump min_mono_version in basic-profile-check
The new MONO_DEBUG=clr-memory-model runtime option isn't available in earlier Mono versions.
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By default when called through macros like MONO_ENTER_GC_UNSAFE
code will always dump current registers into stack space on hybrid/coop.
The registers will be scanned but only when hitting a GC and when running
in GC unsafe, that will only happen when we block in the enter or hit a safe
point at a later point in time. There are currently a couple of frequent
scenarios where we go into GC safe when thread won't be suspended and in
that case the copy of the registers will only reflect the state when
entering GC unsafe.
Commits add option to enable/disable copy_stack_data support in configure step:
--enable-copy-stack-data, --disable-copy-stack-data.
copy_stack_data is enabled by default on all platforms except desktop platforms
macos, linux and windows (both 32/64-bit), since these platforms already support
full context as well as capabilities to scan the stack of a running thread.
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Add support to run full interpreter test suite on CI for Windows x64 Full AOT.
Since Windows x64 Full AOT uses a different full AOT profile WinAOT a separate
testing profile was setup for the interpreter testing. NOTE, this profile is
pure for testing, inline with the other testing profiles. It is also reusing
most of its sources from other sources files (mainly WinAOT) to reduce maintenance
of the profile.
Commit also includes some smaller adjustments needed in order to get full
pass rate for Windows x64 Full AOT + Interpreter on CI.
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* [runtime] Add some options to the aot profiler:
- write-at-method=<METHOD> Write the data when <METHOD> is compiled.
- send-to-method=<METHOD> Call <METHOD> with the collected data.
* [wasm] Fix profiler support in the packager.
* [wasm] Add prototype for generating aot profile data.
* Fix indentation.
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* Allow using SysV-style sonames on AIX/PASE
This uses a far saner naming convention with libtool, and is
consistent with the official PASE RPM repository. However, some
loader changes are required to make it "just work" and workaround
some real dumb behaviour on AIX's part.
Note that while Mono works when built without the different soname
tweak, it won't when installed, because the convention is strange
and the libtool .la archives won't be installed. It's recommended
as such that installation of Mono keeps the libtool files or just
uses SVR4 sonames like the rest of the world, even if they're made
strange like AIX.
* Specify a specific version of unixODBC, make an include
A workaround against PASE RPMs of unixODBC not including the just
"libodbc.so" except in the development version. If a platform needs
a specific version (the macOS reference not changed in the DllMap)
then it can be specified in the configure script.
AIX doesn't need a special name because both AIX Toolbox and Perzl
include non-archive libraries in /opt/freeware/lib - unexpected.
* Don't try to use shm_open on PASE due to it not being implemented
All this will do is cause a coredump if running the script on PASE,
and write an entry to the SLIC diagnostic logs. This test could be
re-enabled if i 7.4 supports it properly.
* fix ODBC include
* Check for what library to use for libintl when dlopenning on AIX
These checks are for the benefit of the DllMap. The construct used
is kinda hacky, IMHO, but it resolves the concerns of hardcoding.
In the event that this doesn't work (it does for me), it falls back
to what the IBM RPMs seem to use for linking gettext et al.
Not sure of the utility for other platforms, since they usually
use sane soname conventions and the one-liner here depends heavily
on an AIX developer tool and its output format.
The use of cut/awk should work with the stock AIX utils, no GNU
necessarily needed.
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1) CC_MD5_Init, CC_MD5_Update and CC_MD5_Final are deprecated.
```c
mono-md5.c:45:2: error: 'CC_MD5_Init' is deprecated: first deprecated in macOS 10.15 - This function is
cryptographically broken and should not be used in security contexts. Clients should migrate to SHA256
(or stronger). [-Werror,-Wdeprecated-declarations]
CC_MD5_Init (ctx);
^
```
2) objc_msgSend is deprecated
```
mono-threads-mach-helper.c:95:17: error: too many arguments to function call, expected 0, have 2
objc_msgSend (value, release);
~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
XCode has a special switch `Enable Strict Checking of objc_msgSend Calls` which is now `true` by default. It's fixed by `-DOBJC_OLD_DISPATCH_PROTOTYPES=1` flag to clang or the corresponding define in the source file.
3) Fixes https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14793
It worked on pre 10.15 without `-framework GSS`, because it got pulled in through the dependencies. You can see it by running DYLD_PRINT_LIBRARIES=1 csharp and then trace it back. On Mojave /System/Library/Frameworks/GSS.framework/Versions/A/GSS got loaded as dependency of /usr/lib/libcups.2.dylib and so on. Unlike Windows, macOS will resolve the symbols to whatever is already available so it was just happy that someone loaded GSS before libmono-native[-compat/-unified].
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Android doesn't always declare that function.
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Fix LLVM build break on Windows MSVC.
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https://github.com/mono/mono/pull/14607 broke LLVM build on Windows MSVC.
This is just a quick fix falling back to old behavior on Windows MSVC. Since
all LLVM tools will be available in the same folder as mono runtime binary
there is no specific need to point out other build folders hosting LLVM tooling.
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* Fix enabling the compiler server using autogen, and force it off if mcs is being used
* autogen updates
* Formatting fixes
* Fix vbcs getting turned on if unspecified even if mcs was selected
* Dynamically evaluate ENABLE_COMPILER_SERVER each time we compile instead of evaluating it once at some arbitrary point during makefile evaluation
* More detailed comment based on testing
* Handle the /shared option in genproj so it doesn't fail
* Raise basic profile check requirement to 6.2 and hopefully assert that named pipes work
* Default compiler server to off for now.
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We used to use the static MXE toolchain, but after switching to Homebrew, we
have to explicitly pass flags to build binaries that don't depend on the
MinGW32 GCC support libraries (libstdc++-6.dll, libwinpthread-1.dll and others)
when building the LLVM and Mono binaries.
The simplest approach is just to pass CMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS=-static to cmake
and LDFLAGS=-all-static to libtool. The rest of the changes are just to make
it easier to do that by adding a configure flag and updating the SDKs
infrastructure.
We will also need an LLVM bump to actually build a new llvm archive with the
new build flags; until then, building Mono will provision an old build of LLVM
with the old build flags that still depends on libstdc++-6.dll.
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An alternative approach instead of passing -all-static and -static would be to
probe for the assorted -static-libXYZ flags to GCC at configure time. (For the
LLVM build we would need to hardcode them as that build doesn't go through
autoconf). Right now Mono doesn't have any other DLL dependencies (other than
the core windows DLLs), so -all-static works just as well and is simpler.
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* [netcore] Switch build properties from /p: to -p: due to MSYS2/dotnet bug
* [netcore] Switch from nuget pack to dotnet pack
* [netcore] Add Windows x64 build
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Since commit d8af775, c++ compiler is required to compile.
This patch checks if the c++ compiler is available as soon as possible
and returns an error in case it is not found.
Fixes: https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14195
Signed-off-by: Angelo Compagnucci <angelo@amarulasolutions.com>
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icalls to return a byte array. (#14393)
* [corlib] Change the RuntimeModule.GetGuid and RuntimeAssembly.GetAotId icalls to return a byte array instead of a string, so it doesn't have to be parsed by the Guid ctor. Also allocate the arrays in the c# code and pass them to the icalls.
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