Christian Weisgerber:
> Here's the list of ports that still need fixes or deeper analysis:
>
> www/webkitgtk4,webkitgtk41 ?
> www/webkitgtk4,webkitgtk50 ?
> www/webkitgtk4 ?
This is the last one on my list.
TL;DR: I think it's fine.
semarie's clang diff produced warn
Christian Weisgerber:
> editors/neovim ? luajit, requires build
> games/tome4 ? luajit, requires build
> lang/luajit ? required build
Those are false positivies. The luajit build produces a 2700-line
file lj_vm.s, which contains function d
Here's the list of ports that still need fixes or deeper analysis:
audio/wavpack log2_table
editors/neovim ? luajit, requires build
games/tome4 ? luajit, requires build
lang/luajit ? required build
lang/mono
Volker Schlecht:
> > lang/erlang/25 6
>
> I only find 3, not 6.
Indeed. The port failed to build and I re-built it after grabbing
the fix, so the log file ended up containing two builds.
> However, those are all false positives (.byte 0x0F, x01, 0xD0)
That turns out to be a v
On Thu, Jan 19, 2023 at 09:38:22PM +0100, Volker Schlecht wrote:
>
>
> > lang/node 65765
>
> I've tried applying robert@'s patch to www/chromium to lang/node, but got a
> segfault when building.
>
> My current best guess is that it might be this patch that's missing from t
My current list is below.
Unfortunately there was a flurry of commits while my build was
running that I couldn't keep track of.
===> false positives
archivers/lzop
audio/flac
audio/libsoxr
audio/mpg123
databases/mongodb/36
databases/mongodb/44
devel/ccache
devel/cryptopp
devel/gmp
multimedia/libvp
On 1/19/23 15:15, Christian Weisgerber wrote:
Quite a few warnings will be false positives, because it is a
somewhat common idiom to use data directives to embed opcodes for
new CPU instructions that assemblers might not yet support.
E.g. audio/flac uses ".byte 0x0f, 0x01, 0xd0" for the "xgetb
lang/node 65765
I've tried applying robert@'s patch to www/chromium to lang/node, but
got a segfault when building.
My current best guess is that it might be this patch that's missing from
the version from v8 in lang/node
https://github.com/v8/v8/commit/739bdd1ce3
Here's the status of the security/ category
> security/botan 3
false positive
> security/gnutls 15552
> security/libgcrypt 14212
> security/libnettle 56
fixed on amd64 and arm64
> security/libsodium 6
false positive
> se
Christian Weisgerber:
> False positives from ports I've looked at so far:
archivers/lzop insn unknown
audio/flac insn xgetbv
audio/libsoxr insn xgetbv
audio/mpg123insn xgetbv
databases/mongodb/36insn xgetbv, c
False positives from ports I've looked at so far:
archivers/lzop insn unknown
audio/flac insn xgetbv
audio/libsoxr insn xgetbv
audio/mpg123insn xgetbv
devel/gmp insn nop; padding
How are we going to
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