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bpo-29324 update test_socket AEAD test for kernel 4.9 and up #133
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update test_socket AEAD test for kernel 4.9 and up
bpo-29324 update test_socket AEAD test for kernel 4.9 and up
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I confirm that this pull request fixes test_socket on my Fedora 25 (kernel 4.9.5).
I still haven't had time to study the changes in the Linux kernel. Let's merge the PR to silence the test error. Please leave the ticket open as reminder for me. |
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nice one |
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(cherry picked from commit 9764c15)
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Adapt Stackless/unittests/runAll.py to issue python#25220.
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Adapt to changes in test.libregrtest
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- Reduce duplicate code. - Move code around reduce the number of differences. This way patches from upstream are more likely to apply This commit does not change the outcome of the preprocessor.
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- Remove a byte-code specific optimization. The next merge from master will switch to word-code. - #define PY_LOCAL_AGGRESSIVE, it was undefined by accident in commit 1c7ff3e.
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Fix the wordcode processing.
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Fix the wordcode processing again.
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…are. Add the usual STACKLESS_GETARG(), ... stuff to the new fast-call functions.
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…are. Add Stackless support to PyEval_CallObjectWithKeywords().
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…are. Add Stackless support to call_function_tail().
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The previous merge broke Python/ceval.c.
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The previous merge broke Python/ceval.c.
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Add missing calls to dtrace_function_return().
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Ensure, that frame->f_lasti is >= -1. This invariant was broken by the switch to wordcode.
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Add Stackless support for opcode CALL_METHOD.
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Always track frames. Otherwise Stackless leaks frames.
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Only do recursion adjustment if there is no danger of soft-switching, i.e. if we are not being called by run_cframe. Were a soft-switch to occur, the re-adjustment of the recursion depth would happen for the wrong frame.
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fixes failing test_socket on linux kernel 4.9
see Issue 29324