release 1.1.9

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Rich Felker 2015-05-12 19:19:08 -04:00
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1.1.8
1.1.9

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arch-specific bugs fixed:
- aarch64 was missing max_align_t definition
1.1.9 release notes
new features:
- ability to protect libc code itself with stack protector
- sigsetjmp now restores signal mask after restoring context, not before
- thread-local dlerror status/messages
- dlerror messages are no longer truncated
- diagnostics for constraint violations with ctype.h macros
optimizations:
- reduce cost of PIC on archs where PLT calls need a fixed GOT register
- spin locks no longer constantly invalidate cache lines while spinning
- code size reduction in static-linked TLS init
bugs fixed:
- failure to process robust mutexes on detached-thread exit
- possible memory corruption due to robust mutex list on detached-thread exit
- crash on memory exhaustion in getgr* internals
- misaligned memory accesses in static binaries with low-alignment TLS blocks
- multiple cases of wrongful path search continuation after transient failure
- small memory leak on failure of dlopen with RPATH $ORIGIN
- several small math bugs related to exception flags with non-finite args
- mmap leak in sem_open failure path for link call
- duplocale clobbered new locale struct with memcpy of old
- futimes crashed with null timeval argument
arch-specific bugs fixed:
- stack protector spuriously aborted after forking on x32
- stack protector spuriously aborted with flockfile on powerpc
- theoretically-possible clobbering of syscall return value on mips
- random thread-pointer setup failure on sh (uninitialized return value)
- possible crash in dlsym on sh due to incorrectly-computed branch target
- broken fesetenv(FE_DFL_ENV) on mips
- dynamic linker name for sh ignored fpu/nofpu and endianness
- various minor aarch64 bugs
- dangling pointers in x32 syscall timespec fixup code