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Use proper C++ includes since benchmarks are compiled as C++.
benchmark: use C++ includes
Wrong cleanup routine caused a reinitialization of one mutex.
win: link jemalloc lib statically
obj: fix obj_sync test
This is a workaround for reported clang static analyzer false positives from queue.h. Ref: pmem/issues#309
…mem_map common: remove leftovers of pmem_map
win: add resource file for libvmem versioning
Corrects path handling in the script.
dpkg: fix path handling in build-dpkg.sh
win: fix references identity to vmem
Install a customized version of libcxx both on ubuntu and fedora.
The isset, setbit macros are defined in sys/param.h
There is nothing in benchmark code that requires C++11. Also, it appears like '-std=c++11' is not supported by the current version of Coverity Scan Analysis Tool that is integrated with TravisCI.
doc: fix typo in libpmemblk man page
doc: automatic docs update
common: queue.h clang static analyzer fix
examples: Remove unused LIBS variable from some makefiles
common: fix test build
Managed to build libpmemobj with incosistent PMEMmutex and PMEMrwlock types. This basic error should definitely be caught compile time, not just in obj_layout tests. Ref: pmem/issues#427
... reported by Coverity for nondebug build.
make test does NOT depend on make sync-remote. make sync-remote depends on make test. make check-remote depends on make sync-remote.
(Keeping the script in sync with other projects using the same script) The output log and the match file don't have to be in the same directory. This helps while using the match script in out of source builds. E.g.: $(SRC)/match -o $(BUILD)/output_log $(SRC)/matchfile
…cies common: fix make test and make sync-remote issue
common: suppress errors after ASSERT* macros
implement dynamic range cache
It shouldn't have any visible effect, because memset internally truncates higher 24-bits. Reported by Coverity.
If other part in replica has valid pool header it is possible to use it to validate arch_flags. arch_flags in all parts of the replica should be equal. Ref: pmem/issues#387
On the odd case the tv_nsec=10e9, the timedlock fails with EINVAL.
test: new argument to match script
test: fix sync timeout calculation
pool: add arch_flags check
match, check-whitespace and check-license should accept UTF-16 encoded files
Only usable on Windows.
Fix printing proper file name after converting to UTF-8.
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Let me look at the diff a bit to see whether everything is ok.