I managed to trace things to the file libmetrics/netbsd/metrics.c in
the get_netbw function. Apparently, the code in get_netbw violates
alignment constraints for sparc64. I attached a patch against the result
of a "make patch" in parallel/ganglia-monitor-core. While I was at it, I
also changed proc_run_func somewhat to only count actually running
processes (having a look at NetBSD's ps(1) implementation) - without the
change, I got around 30 running processes on an idle machine.
"Looks good at a quick glance" martin@
Bump PKGREVISION.
Directories in LOCALBASE must not be added, or break build of some qt packages.
For examples, mis-pick up old header files of itself, or introduce hidden
dependency.
mpack-1.6 introduced more security on Unix-like systems by creating
and using a helper function, os_createnewfile, that uses O_CREAT|O_EXCL.
Unfortunately, it also uses it to write the total number of parts
temporary file, which fails if more than one part contains the
total number (as mpack creates them!)
The new code compares old and new totals, if both exist, and only
writes the new total, if the old didn't exist. Problem solved and
one sanity check more at the same time.
by Iain Hibbert:
- use libexpat instead of FreeBSD internal libbsdxml
- fix off by one error with busy spinner, which sometimes
resulted in a spurious backspace in the output
- fflush(stdout) for busy spinner
- print streaming statistics after transfers in client mode
- use HAVE_BT_DEVADDR rather than testing for __NetBSD__
- use bdaddr_any() functions instead of memcpy()
- allow server mode to bind to channel 0, indicating to the OS
that the first available channel should be used
- prevent busy loop bug if the socket is remotely closed causing
the read() to return 0 bytes
- fix some [unsigned comparison] compiler warnings
- provide connection ID for all get requests, improves compatibility
with remote windows mobile devices
This package provides a pile of lambda-calculus and list-handling
macros of an incredibly obtuse nature. The TUGboat paper serves as a
manual for the macros. This TeX code was formally verified.
