- add mzdyn3m.o which gets built on s390x (possibly replacing mzdyn3m.lo)
This time I even have a successful build :-) (see openSUSE_Factory_zSystems)
As a side note: there is a very long time in the build without any output:
[ 13s] cc -O2 -DZUO_LIB_PATH='"'".././zuo/lib"'"' -o bin/zuo ./zuo/zuo.c
[ 9616s] bin/zuo . all MAKE="/usr/bin/make"
Depending on the load on the mainframe, this time can even be longer, and causes the build to abort because there's no output for a very long time.
From the openSUSE_Factory / s390x build log (which seems to have a shorter timeout of "only" 90 minutes):
[ 12s] cc -O2 -DZUO_LIB_PATH='"'".././zuo/lib"'"' -o bin/zuo ./zuo/zuo.c
[ 5417s] qemu-system-s390x: terminating on signal 15 from pid 99276 (<unknown process>)
If there is a way to make that cc call faster and/or more verbose, please do it ;-)
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- Update to 8.13.
- Changes from 8.13:
* The racket/treelist and racket/mutable-treelist libraries provide
list-like containers that support many operations in effectively
constant time, including appending and extracting sub-lists without
mutating the given list. Treelists are implemented as RRB Vectors,
invented by Stucki, Riompf, Ureche, and Bagwell.
* The hash-filter-keys and hash-filter-values functions allow users
to filter hashes using a predicate on either keys or values.
* The vector-extend and vector*-extend functions provide a way to
pre-populate the prefix of a newly allocated vector using the
elements of an existing vector.
* Command-line raco setup, package update, and package installation
use terminal control (when available) to show what they are working
on more compactly and with a progress bar.
* Racket v8.13 uses Unicode 15.1 for character and string
operations.
* Machine-specific cross-module optimization allows improved support for
static generation of foreign-function bindings.
* The scribble/acmart language uses v2.01, which avoids errors
concerning the hyperref package in some latex installations.
- Changes from 8.12:
* The "Die Macht der Abstraktion" language levels are no longer
present, replaced by the "Schreibe dein Programm" language levels
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- Update to 8.2:
* Racket CS improved the performance of large-integer arithmetic.
* Racket has improved support for layered and tethered installation.
* Racket CS supports nonatomic allocation via ffi/unsafe.
* Cross-compilation works fully with the raco cross tool, which
is distributed separately as the “raco-cross” package.
* DrRacket has performance improvements when editing files with
picts containing large bitmaps.
* Typed Racket more consistently refines field types of
non-polymorphic structs.
* Printing of values is unified across the teaching language
implementations and the stepper.
- Rebase racket-doc.patch
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- Update to 8.1:
* DrRacket tabs can be dragged, and have new close buttons.
* Racket CS supports cross-compilation using raco exe.
* Racket CS supports Android on 32-bit and 64-bit ARM processors.
* The database library supports running queries in OS threads.
* Check-Syntax arrows correctly identify the definition site of
identifiers with contracts.
* Racket CS performance has improved for structure predicates
and accessors
* Racket CS is faster at multiplying extremely large numbers
and dividing large integers.
* Racket CS allows callbacks to raise exceptions if they are
annotated with #:callback-exns?.
* New ephemeron hash tables simplify the implementation of
tables where keys can refer to values.
* Typed Racket supports for/foldr.
* The stepper works for #lang htdp/*sl.
* Struct signatures work for the ASL teaching language.
- Update to 8.0:
* Racket CS is the default implementation
(except for ppc64le and s390x)
* Racket CS has better parallel garbage collection, a 10%–30% reduction
in the size of generated code, and various targeted optimizations.
* A rewrite of the test-engine package allows the #lang versions of
teaching languages to produce linked test-failure messages.
* The release comes with a new mark-up DSL for composing text to appear
in the REPL (simple-tree-text-markup).
* Redex has an added define-overriding-judgment form and improved
error source location reporting.
* Windows scrolling speed reflects the system preference.
* The db package uses the utf8mb4 charset for MySQL connections.
- Rebase dont-strip.patch
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- Update to 7.8:
* Racket CS supports AArch32 and AArch64, including places and
futures.
* Racket CS supports an "incremental" garbage-collection mode that can
eliminate long GC pauses for some applications, such as animations and
interactive games.
* Racket CS unboxes local floating-point arithmetic
* DrRacket's spell check features lower overhead and has fewer bugs.
* Web Server performance under high concurrency is better by up to an
order of magnitude
* The math library includes the Kronecker product.
* The new prop:struct-field-info property provides static information
about field names.
* In `plot`, the legend font and the plot font can be controlled
independently, and error-bars have an `#:invert?` option.
* Racket CS uses a new HAMT implementation, dramatically reducing the memory
required for immutable hash tables.
* GC callbacks are reliably called on major collections in Racket CS.
Also, Garbage collection is 10-20% faster.
* DrRacket can recover much more quickly from errors involving large
stack traces.
* Call-with-current-language allows more reliable tests for language
level code.
* Use of the Cairo library can be multi-threaded.
* DrRacket's scrolling has been made more responsive.
* DrRacket's dark mode support is improved for Mac OS and Unix.
* The Web Server provides fine-grained control over various aspects of
handling client connections (timeouts, buffer sizes, maximum header
counts, etc.) via the new "safety limits" construct.
* The Web Server's handling of large files is improved, and its
latency for long-running request handlers is reduced.
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