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Accepting request 911823 from home:glaubitz:branches:devel:libraries:c_c++

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- Update to version 0.6.8
  * Upgrade CBMC proof tools: starter kit and Litani 1.10.0 (#826)
    + Upgrade proof tool submodules
      This commit advances Litani to release 1.10.0, and the starter kit to
      the tip-of-tree. This brings the following improvements:
      - Profiling
          - Litani measures the memory usage of the CBMC safety checking and
            coverage checking jobs
          - The dashboard includes box-and-whisker diagrams for memory use per
            proof
          - The dashboard includes a graph of how many parallel jobs are
            running over the whole run, making it easy to choose a CI machine
            with enough parallelism
          - It is now possible to designate particular proofs as "EXPENSIVE";
            Litani runs expensive proofs serially, ensuring that they do not
            over-consume resources like RAM.
      - UI improvements
          - Each pipeline page includes a table of contents
          - Each pipeline page includes a dependency graph of the pipeline
          - Each job on the pipeline page has a hyperlink to that job
          - The terminal output is now less noisy
    + Change cbmc-batch.yaml to cbmc-proof.txt
      This makes the proof layout consistent with the starter kit, which will
      allow us to use a generic run script in a future commit. Putting this
      in commit by itself because the diff is huge and not worth reading (just
      moving some files and changing two lines in the runscript).
    + Symlink run-cbmc-proofs.py to starter kit
      The run script is now a symbolic link into the starter kit submodule,
      meaning that it will be updated whenever the starter kit is. This is
      done iso that AWS C Common doesn't carry custom modifications to the run script

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/911823
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:libraries:c_c++/aws-c-common?expand=0&rev=33
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Fri Aug 6 09:17:06 UTC 2021 - John Paul Adrian Glaubitz <adrian.glaubitz@suse.com>
- Update to version 0.6.8
* Upgrade CBMC proof tools: starter kit and Litani 1.10.0 (#826)
+ Upgrade proof tool submodules
This commit advances Litani to release 1.10.0, and the starter kit to
the tip-of-tree. This brings the following improvements:
- Profiling
- Litani measures the memory usage of the CBMC safety checking and
coverage checking jobs
- The dashboard includes box-and-whisker diagrams for memory use per
proof
- The dashboard includes a graph of how many parallel jobs are
running over the whole run, making it easy to choose a CI machine
with enough parallelism
- It is now possible to designate particular proofs as "EXPENSIVE";
Litani runs expensive proofs serially, ensuring that they do not
over-consume resources like RAM.
- UI improvements
- Each pipeline page includes a table of contents
- Each pipeline page includes a dependency graph of the pipeline
- Each job on the pipeline page has a hyperlink to that job
- The terminal output is now less noisy
+ Change cbmc-batch.yaml to cbmc-proof.txt
This makes the proof layout consistent with the starter kit, which will
allow us to use a generic run script in a future commit. Putting this
in commit by itself because the diff is huge and not worth reading (just
moving some files and changing two lines in the runscript).
+ Symlink run-cbmc-proofs.py to starter kit
The run script is now a symbolic link into the starter kit submodule,
meaning that it will be updated whenever the starter kit is. This is
done iso that AWS C Common doesn't carry custom modifications to the run script
unless necessary; previous commits have made the AWS C Common proofs consistent
with the generic starter kit conventions.
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Fri Jul 16 10:12:29 UTC 2021 - John Paul Adrian Glaubitz <adrian.glaubitz@suse.com>

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%define library_soversion 1
Name: aws-c-common
Version: 0.6.7
Version: 0.6.8
Release: 0
Summary: Core c99 package for AWS SDK for C
License: Apache-2.0

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