This patch introduces security/py-angr/Makefile.version file, which stores
the shared version of all the angr ports (as ANGR_VERSION). It also stores
the tagname of a distribution file, which is required for testing
(ANGR_BINARIES_TAGNAME).
Note that tracker was not upgraded to 2.3.6 due to build failures in both
2.3.5 and 2.3.6 with clang11 which I haven't been able to solved yet.
While here incorporate a patch to vala files which makes it compatible with both
vala 0.40 and vala 0.50
According to ABI laboratory (and my testings) this upgrade is backward compatible
- Use vm_pager_allocate() to allocate OBJT_PHYS objects. This ensures
that they're initialized properly.
- Don't assume that user wiring will succeed.
This had been a team effort, with multiple independent reports,
a wide variety of experiments, and patches written by kib@
and refined by markj@.
I'm bumping PORTREVISION and aligning the revision of both kmod and
application; it's possible the application bump isn't actually
needed but let's make sure they both get rebuilt with this
important (because of changed kernel assumptions) fix.
PR: 249326
Submitted by: kib, markj
Reported by: adridg, Rainer Hurling
Reviewed by: adridg
Approved by: koobs (vbox)
MFH: 2020Q3
CppHeaderParser can be used to parse C++ header files and generate a data
structure representing the class.
WWW: http://senexcanis.com/open-source/cppheaderparser/
This is a dependency for future versions of security/py-angr.
Note that according to https://abi-laboratory.pro/index.php?view=timeline&l=fribidi
2 symbols were removed since the version we have, but according to the check I have
done those 2 symbols are present in 1.0.10, meaning it is binary compatible
This is ancient software that has been made available and somewhat updated
on GitHub. The previous port was broken and with this update it should at
least have a chance to compile.
Testing on amd64 gave reasonable results, much to my surprise, since I had
doubt that the code is 64 bit safe. The programming style is strange, with
C files being concatenated by #including them into the main program. This
is definitely a unique piece of software ... (might serve as an dissuasive
example).
Since this program has to be run with root privileges and may well have
security weaknesses, I'm not convinced that we should even provide a port
and package.
But I'm committing this update anyway, leaving to somebody else the decision
to remove it from ports, if considered too much of an annoyance or risk.
