The indenter did not handle these backslashes well, interpreting them as
unary operators, and they are an edge case anyway. Line continuations
in string literals and character constants are kept.
- Add new event counter "link_dn_cnt" to count the number of link down
events in the MAC.
- The LINK_DN_CNT register (at 0x0403c) is described only in the
Denverton's datasheet, so use it only on ixgbe_mac_X550EM_a.
Remove the need to explicitly initialize the buffers. To avoid
subtracting null pointers or comparing them using '<', migrate the
buffers from the (start, end) form to the (start, len) form. This form
also avoids inconsistencies in whether 'buf.e == buf.s' or 'buf.s ==
buf.e' is used.
Make buffer.st const, to avoid accidental modification of the buffer's
content.
Replace '*buf.e++ = ch' with buf_add_char, to avoid having to keep track
how much unwritten space is left in the buffer. Remove all safety
margins, that is, no more unchecked access to buf.st[-1] or appending
using '*buf.e++'.
Fix line number counting in lex_word for words that contain line breaks.
No functional change.
The locking order between map locks and page "busy" locks
is that the page "busy" lock comes first, but uvm_map_clean()
breaks this rule by holding a map locked (as reader) while
waiting for page "busy" locks.
If another thread is in the page-fault path holding a page
"busy" lock while waiting for the map lock (as a reader)
and at the same time a third thread is blocked waiting for
the map lock as a writer (which blocks the page-fault thread),
then these three threads will all deadlock with each other.
Fix this by marking the map "busy" (to block any modifications)
and unlocking the map lock before possibly waiting for any
page "busy" locks.
Martin Pieuchot reported that the same problem existed in OpenBSD
he applied this fix there after several people tested it.
fixes PR 56952
christos