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JRuby 9.4.1.0 Released
The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 9.4.1.0.
- Homepage: https://www.jruby.org/
- Download: https://www.jruby.org/download
JRuby 9.4.x targets Ruby 3.1 compatibility.
Thank you to our contributors this release, you help keep JRuby moving forward! @ahorek, @cboos, @evaniainbrooks, @jcharaoui, @k77ch7, @knovok, @Panxuefeng-loongson, @ydah
Thanks also to the community of JRuby users for trying out JRuby 9.4.0.0 and filing issues! We’re proud to include so many fixes in this update release and we couldn’t have done it without your bug reports.
Ruby Compatibility
- Several fixes to keyword arguments are included in this release. #7434, #7494, #7497, #7502, #7513, #7537, #7552, #7561, #7572, #7573, #7574, #7583, #7592, #7593
- Random has been fixed to work properly with SecureRandom, which was generating all zeros. #7586, #7597, #7607, #7617
Standard Library
- The Psych YAML library is updated to 5.1.0. This version switches the JRuby extension to SnakeYAML Engine, avoiding CVEs against the original SnakeYAML and updating YAML compatibility to specification version 1.2. #6365, #7570, #7626
Platform Support
- Final changes to support the LoongArch64 architecture have been merged in. #7518
Performance
- Overall JIT bytecode size has been improved, allowing more methods to compile to JVM bytecode. The maximum IR size eligible for JIT has been increased from 1000 instructions to 3000 instructions. #7589
84 Issues resolved for 9.4.1.0
- #5534 – irb and rails console broken on windows 10
- #6297 – jruby-jars profile fails on Java 11
- #6365 – Psych syntax error changed in JRuby 9.2.13.0
- #7112 – RSpec can’t match errors in jruby-9.4.0.0
- #7434 – [9.4.0.0]
IR compiler/interpreter bug: org.jruby.ir.operands.UndefinedValue should not be used as a valid value during execution. - #7476 –
Zlib::GzipWritercannot be properly sub-classed - #7479 – Cannot sub-class
Zlib::GzipWriterand call.wrap - #7481 –
Symbol#to_sreturns a frozen String - #7485 – JRuby 9.4 defines Hash#index, and defines Hash.ruby2_keywords_hash{,?} as instance methods
- #7486 – Regression in 9.4 (optimizer? JIT?)
- #7487 – Regression in 9.4 IRB parser
- #7488 – Remove Hash index method, and fix ruby2_keywords_hash module method
- #7489 – Symbol to_s returns frozen string
- #7490 – Update actions/checkout version to v3
- #7491 – Enumerator using Enumerable method with Symbol#to_proc passing wrong value to yield
- #7492 – Possible regression in JRuby v9.4.0.0
- #7493 – one-time-execute can sometimes contain a closure. guard it.
- #7494 – Specific arity kwargs undefined
- #7497 – We should not be setting callInfo anywhere but the call(site) sans (K…
- #7499 – Warnings in Rake’s extension code to FileUtils under JRuby 9.4.0.0
- #7500 – “Unknown node encountered in builder” error on previously working code
- #7501 – DNodes are ListNodes and get compiled wrong in presence of a splat.
- #7502 – Excessive kwargs duplicate key warns
- #7503 – [refactor] make Java embed utils generic
- #7506 – JRuby 9.4.0.0 Anonymous block argument after a splat is broken
- #7509 – Fix syntax error in all cases where & is a param.
- #7510 – Fixes #7479. Cannot sub-class Zlib::GzipWriter and call .wrap
- #7511 – Fixes #7476. Zlib::GzipWriter cannot be properly sub-classed
- #7513 – Kwargy
- #7518 – Support for LoongArch64
- #7520 – Error running rubocop with JRuby 9.4.0.0
- #7521 – FFI errno spec fails on JRuby on Windows
- #7525 – ENV encoding fixes (windows)
- #7526 – Refinement does not self-refine properly
- #7527 – alias winapi_error to lasterror
- #7529 – Enumerator#inspect produces an ASCII-8BIT encoded String
- #7531 – Enumerator#inspect: Use String concatenation not just bytelist appends
- #7532 – Enumerator inspect tests
- #7534 – [feat] allow enabling warnings wout changing $VERBOSE
- #7535 – Refinement regression on 9.4
- #7536 – Fixes #7492. define_method should use definition scope.
- #7537 – Keyword argument regression in JRuby 9.4
- #7539 – The
:binmodekeyword argument isn’t applied onTempfilein JRuby 9.4 - #7541 – passthrough anno added
- #7547 – jruby-complete cannot start irb in windows
- #7549 – [ji] support converting RubyThread to a java.lang.Thread
- #7550 – Fix Enumerable#zip when an argument does not have each method
- #7551 – UnboundMethod#bind should use virtual include class for module methods
- #7552 – Fixes #7537. Kwargs arg regression.
- #7556 – jRuby 9.4 fails to load Celluloid gem
- #7557 – [ji] revert Thread#to_java behavior to stay compatible, for now
- #7561 – Delegating methods must be able to set ruby2_keywords on delegate.
- #7563 – Fix comparator of Bignum and Infinity
- #7564 – Fix Numeric#remainder when divisor is infinity
- #7566 – Fix Float#floor and Float#round for some edge cases
- #7567 – Fix missing require in mri-core tests
- #7570 – New snakeyaml vulnerability has dropped, affects jruby-complete
- #7571 – [refactor] warnings which assumed a message is being passed
- #7572 – Keyword arguments are catched as arguments instead of keyword arguments
- #7573 – Fixes #7572. Blocks with only keywords losing keyword status.
- #7574 – Simplify logic in IRBuilder for keyword arguments.
- #7576 – yield from Enumerator raises “no receiver given”
- #7580 – Enumerator acts differently when Symbol#to_proc is used
- #7583 – Dir[] with multiple patterns fails if kwargs given.
- #7586 – SecureRandom.random_number is always 0
- #7589 – JIT size and perf improvements
- #7591 – Fix Float#round with half even option
- #7592 – Unexpected ArgumentError due to a JIT bug in JRuby 9.4.0.0
- #7593 – Code was trying to make an int out of the kwargs hash.
- #7594 – Attempt at making proper inflate error happen.
- #7595 – Set refinement bit before building closure
- #7596 – Java::JavaLang::ClassCastException when initializing instance variable
- #7597 – If no seed given, use default random for seed
- #7599 – Treat send of using or refine as refinement
- #7601 – Fixed launch jruby in MSYS2 environment
- #7602 – Some ranges will ‘warning: … at EOL, should be parenthesized?’
- #7603 – Fix errant … warning
- #7606 – Use an identity map for the partial objects
- #7607 – Array#sample does not honor random byte gen
- #7617 – Implement ulong random logic with random bytes
- #7619 – Small internal optimizations found profiling CSV
- #7620 – Use Region accessors in prep for privatizing fields
- #7626 – Use Psych 5.1
- #7628 – RUBY_REVISION is a short sha, not the full sha like on other Rubies
LibreSSL 3.5.4 and 3.6.2 released
Hot on the heels of
syspatches for OpenBSD 7.1 and 7.2,
Brent Cook (bcook@)
announced
the release of versions 3.5.4 and 3.6.2 of
LibreSSL:
We have released LibreSSL 3.5.4 and 3.6.2, which will be arriving in the LibreSSL directory of your local OpenBSD mirror soon.
Using the Maple Tree to expand NR_IRQs on ARM
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Calmira, the Windows 95-like desktop for Windows 3.x, returns
Calmira Reborn is fourth in the line of Calmira projects. It is a fork of Calmira LFN 3.32 by Alexandre Rodrigues de Sousa, itself a fork of Calmira II 3.3 by Calmira Online!, itself a fork of Calmira 2.2SR by Li-Hsin Huang. This fork does not place much emphasis on new features and instead focuses on fixing issues I’ve discovered with Calmira LFN while using it on my old computers. Calmira should ring a bell for most Windows users of the ’90s. Calmira adds a Windows 95-like desktop environment to replace Program Manager on Windows 3.x, along with tons of other features and niceties. It makes using Windows 3.x a lot less cumbersome, and I am definitely going to set up a new Windows 3.11 install in PCem to try this new release out.
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A time warp 1974 Vauxhall Victor FE with just 86 miles on the clock has been discovered in a…
A time warp 1974 Vauxhall Victor FE with just 86 miles on the clock has been discovered in a dusty garage.
The classic motor was bought brand new but was virtually unused by its proud owner, known only as Mr Milner.
Before the pristine car was locked away in an outbuilding, its moss green body work was oiled and the seats covered in polythene.
Bizarrely, a dozen empty red fuel cannisters along with a 1974 Haynes manual was put in the boot.
The car was found locked in a garage following Mr Milner’s death around ten years ago.
After being sold to a collector by the executors of Mr Milner’s estate, it was bought by The Great British Car Journey museum in Ambergate, Derbys., last November.
Staff have now posted pictures of the car on Facebook in a bid to discover more about its history and the mysterious Mr Milner.
Documents found in the glove box show Mr Milner bought the car from Mercury Garage, in Ilkeston, Derbys., on April 12, 1974.
Six years after the car was purchased, Mr Milner took it to Derby for Ziebart rust proofing.
It then had its cream leather seats covered in protective wrapping and a number of spare parts, including an exhaust pipe and fuel cans, put in the boot.
The car is thought to have sat untouched for decades before it was finally unearthed during a house clearance following Mr Milner’s death.
Richard Felkin, who bought the car from Mr Milner’s estate, said: “The car was originally found by Dez Dexter who does demolition work – we buy all the reclaimed bricks off him.
“He was asked to clear this land by the executor of the will for Mr Milner when he passed but he didn’t know the car was there.
“I was collecting bricks and ended up buying the car off him.
“When I found the car, all the chrome and lights had been removed and stored in the car.
“What couldn’t be removed was covered over to protect it.”
With no family or friends to ask, the museum is hoping those who lived nearby at the time may be able to provide some information about the car’s history.
The car has the registration plate SRB 705M and has a top speed of 110mph.
Museum founder Richard Usher said: “We would love to know more about this Victor and why the owner never used it.
“It really is a one of a kind story that we’re desperate to know more about.
“If the name of Mr Milner or the car description rings any bells, please get in touch with us as we would love to solve the puzzle of this mystery car.”