scheduler modes adapted to take into account the thread affinity mask.
when no cpu in the affinity mask is enabled, the mask is ignored.
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When HaikuDepot is opened to view a specific HPKG file,
then show the name of the package in the window title.
Closes issue #18909.
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This way, by the time we send a notification, the arguments
are already set even if the main thread has not yet started.
Fixes #12703.
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Add a field to `debug_[team/thread]_deleted` to report the exit status
on the corresponding events.
This is useful for debuggers like GDB expecting a return value when one
of their inferiors quit.
Also add a `usage` field to `debug_team_deleted` since this is another
potentially useful piece of information exposed by the `waitpid` family
of syscalls.
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The email on the program listing has never been used.
This change removes this. Closes issue #18274.
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The physical memory ranges will actually be used again
later on during post-modules VM setup. The allocated ranges
are what we really want to prevent access to, anyway.
Fixes #18907.
block_alloc and friends are now declared as static, so we got
GCC errors about unused functions when USE_SLAB_ALLOCATOR_FOR_MALLOC
was 0. So, instead, just don't initialize the block allocator
at all.
This was the change that triggered the prior commits: if the
block allocator is completely disabled, the first object
allocated through an object_cache is inside VMAddressSpace
initialization, which happens during the interim period
mentioned in previous commits.
Haiku now can be built and booted all the way to the desktop
with the kernel guarded heap enabled (and without the guarded
heap substituting for the object cache.)
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See inline comment: if we don't, we'll try to allocate pages
during the post-page-init but pre-area-init period, which
isn't possible (and after the previous commit will properly fail.)
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Otherwise, vm_allocate_early_physical_page could try to use them to
allocate more physical pages, which isn't legal as page state
management is now the responsibility of the vm_page system.
Discovered while working on re-activating the guarded heap.
In that case, at least, the illegally allocated pages were caught
by the memory manager trying to convert them into areas,
but they weren't marked WIRED and so tripped asserts.
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Reviewed-by: Axel Dörfler <axeld@pinc-software.de>
This has been broken since January 2014, from a change made during
the scheduler refactor (527da4ca8a).
How nobody seems to have figured this out since then, I have no idea,
especially since the 32-bit initialization routine had the
critical function (x86_get_double_fault_stack) commented out entirely.
Even if it wasn't commented out (and it wasn't for 64-bit), it wouldn't
have worked, because the double-fault stacks were not allocated
until "post-VM", while the TSS is set up during "preboot" (basically
just after kernel entry.)
We now take care of this by allocating the virtual address for
the stacks immediately, and then creating an area for it
in the "post-VM" stage. This means that any double-faults
which occur before the post-VM stage will just triple-fault,
but seeing as all double-faults have been triple-faults
for the past decade, that's probably fine. (In order to get a
double-fault stack that early, we would probably need to
have the bootloader allocate it for us.)
This must be working, because it changes #18692
from a triple-fault (instant reboot) into a double-fault KDL.
On some rare memory-corruption KDLs, I have seen pages with
"0" for all fields including page_num. So now we compute the
expected page number from the page's offset into sPages
and print an additional line if it doesn't match what's in the
page structure.
This way, FIONBIO and O_NONBLOCK will no longer get out of sync,
and additionally, FIONBIO can be used to change non-blocking
status of regular (non-socket) FDs, too (which some applications
seem to take advantage of, to avoid needing to fetch the open_mode
before calling fcntl.)
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Some systems (e.g. NTFS through WSL1) support arbitrarily-large
extended attributes, but do not preserve case on attribute names
(or disallow more characters than the existing manglers took
care of.)
So, this adds a mode in which attribute names are encoded as
hexadecimal. At present it must be manually enabled; in the future
it may be possible to modify ./configure to activate it
automatically.
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* Make the consumer-count int32 atomic, avoiding the need for
all get/put operations to go through a global lock.
* Disable the code that unloads the stack interface when there
are no consumers. Otherwise, we wind up repeatedly loading/
unloading the stack interface during the boot process (e.g.
while sockets are being created and destroyed during net_server
startup.)
In the future, if we want to really unload it, we can add some
interaction with low_resource_monitor or something like that.
Reduces register_domain call count during boot from 31 to 7
(it appears the stack was loaded and unloaded 5 times, before
it stayed loaded the 6th.)
Otherwise, modules that depend on each other will be repeatedly
loaded and unloaded. This reduces the number of register_domain()
calls on a standard boot (of @minimum, at least) from 43 to 31.
Remove the `ByteOrder.h` and `SupportDefs.h` Haiku-specific headers
from `bsd/endian.h` on GCC >= 4 and replace them with compiler builtins.
This prevents some unwanted symbols like `type_code` causing name
clashes in ported applications.
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Font size have no direct relation with actual text line height and is a
choose of a font designer. Ascend + descent formula should be used to
calculate actual text line height.
`BRect` `right` and `bottom` coordinates are inclusive so it means for
example `BRect(0, 0, 15, 15)` width is 16 pixels.
`BRect::Width`/`Height` methods returns `right - left` and
`bottom - top` accordingly so actual size in pixels bigger by one. There
is some confusion that string width and rect width have a difference by one.
Change-Id: If29f8a2e6804a90e63dd2d92580160160229392f
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Fix fPosition and fTerm not being initialized when expr is NULL
at line 1162.
Pointed out by GCC14.
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before trying to write to the frame buffer.
* QEMU can now be started without a standard vga output (-vga none).
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Fill the buffer also for NUL character.
Give the buffers at least the minimum needed: 4 characters for each of
at most 4 bytes and an extra one for the ending NULL.
Fixes: #18651
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This tells the compiler that this function takes a format string as a
parameter, and returns a "similar" string with the same formatting
operations. This allows the format string to "propagate" to prinf-file
functions (including BString::SetToFormat) and the format string to be
actually checked with the arguments passed to that function.
Without this, all translated strings were not checked to match with
their arguments.
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Previously these were not checked by the compiler due to a missing
function attribute.
Unfortunately, for the translation macros to work, the translated string
must be identical in all architectures (otherwise, we would need
different translations and different catalogs for each). This means the
B_PRI* macros can't be used, and instead the parameters must be in one
of the types handled directly by printf. Change the variables types
directly where it was easily possible, and otherwise, use a cast.
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