At first, thanks for all your work. This is a great project.
I found a bug in HashMap.x10 but i can’t report in Jira since i don’t have an
account.
It’s in HashMap’s constructor:
public def this(var sz:Long) {
var pow2:Long = MIN_SIZE;
while(pow2<sz)
pow2 <<= 1n;
init(pow2);
}
If i call this constructor with a size range from 2^62 ~ 2^63-1
pow2 will never be greater than sz so the loop will never end.
在 2014年10月4日，上午1:28，David P Grove <gro...@us.ibm.com> 写道：
> We are happy to announce the release of X10 and X10DT 2.5.0. This release of
> X10 includes enhancements to the X10 runtime and changes to the X10 standard
> library in support of our ongoing Resilient and Elastic X10 work. The release
> is available for download at http://x10-lang.org/releases/x10-release-250.
>
> The X10 2.5.0 Release Notes are appended.
>
> X10 Release 2.5.0
>
> HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS RELEASE
>
> X10 Release 2.5.0 includes a redesign of several X10 standard library
> APIs to better support Resilient and Elastic X10. In particular, we
> have rethought various aspects of Place-related functionality to more
> naturally support execution over a dynamically varying set of
> Places. For all the details, please see the X10Doc for x10.lang.Place,
> x10.lang.PlaceGroup, and x10.lang.PlaceTopology.
> Some of the key changes are:
> + The removal of static constants such as PlaceGroup.WORLD,
> and Place.MAX_PLACES. They are replaced by Place.places()
> and Place.numPlaces() which return values that represent
> the current view on the dynamically changeable set of Places
> available to the computation.
> + The removal of iteration functionality (next/prev) from Place.
> This functionality is now provided only through PlaceGroup.
> + The addition of PlaceTopology to provide a more flexible set of
> APIs describing the topological relationships of Places.
>
> X10 2.5.0 also includes a set of enabling runtime system changes to
> better support the embedding of X10 and the XRX runtime into larger
> programs written in other programming languages. These changes are
> surfaced to the programmer via a new set of APIs on x10.lang.Runtime
> that support initializing the XRX runtime, submitting jobs for
> execution by the XRX runtime, job cancellation, and runtime shutdown.
>
> A backwards incompatible change to the x10.util.Map interface removes
> the usage of x10.util.Box on the return value of the put and get
> methods of Map by requiring that Values stored in Map satisfy the
> haszero constraint (XTENLANG-573). This may require adjustment in
> application code that uses implementation of x10.util.Map.
>
> For additional information about Resilient and Elastic X10, please see
> samples/resiliency and the x10-lang.org website.
>
> LIMITATIONS OF THIS RELEASE
>
> The size and index of arrays must be less than 2^31 with Managed X10.
> An attempt to allocate a longer array causes IllegalArgumentException.
>
> The following features described in the 2.5 language manual do not
> currently work and may be fixed in the subsequent releases:
> - Non-static type definitions as class or interface members
> (static type defs do work)
>
> The constraint solver used by X10 typechecker is known to be incomplete
> for situations in which a constraint implies an infinite number of
> distinct constraints.
>
> Additionally, the following features described in the language
> manual do not currently work with Native X10.
> - Non-final generic instance methods
> - Exception stack traces on Cygwin
>
> The generated C++ code requires g++ 4.2 or better to be compiled;
> we do almost all of our testing against g++ 4.4.
> + On Power/Linux and BG/Q, you may either use g++ 4.2 or better
> or xlC 11.1 or better.
>
> SUMMARY OF ISSUES RESOLVED IN THIS RELEASE
>
> Below is a summary of JIRA issues addressed for the X10 2.5.0
>
> ** New Features and Improvements
> * [XTENLANG-573] - x10.util.HashMap & Boxing
> * [XTENLANG-1955] - Calling external MPI Library(PWSMP) on multiple nodes
> has performance issue
> * [XTENLANG-2493] - static val members with constant values should be
> const in generated C++
> * [XTENLANG-2866] - Modernize x10.util.Map (and others) to provide
> operators as shorthands
> * [XTENLANG-3181] - Ensure graceful failure of X10 runtime in presence of
> failures
> * [XTENLANG-3302] - Faster put, remove for MapSet
> * [XTENLANG-3394] - Upgrade to bdwgc 7.4.x
> * [XTENLANG-3399] - Rail.uncountedCopy for Managed X10
> * [XTENLANG-3401] - X10 implementation of Team reduce, allreduce
> * [XTENLANG-3411] - Native X10: codegen for string literals
> * [XTENLANG-3414] - GML arbitrary place group distribution
> * [XTENLANG-3416] - Need Watcher.await with timeout
> * [XTENLANG-3423] - Change MultipleExceptions.exceptions to
> Rail[CheckedThrowable]
> * [XTENLANG-3429] - Change default value of X10_NTHREADS from 1 to
> availableProcessors
> * [XTENLANG-3430] - X10 implementation of Team scatter
>
> ** Bugs
> * [XTENLANG-3051] - Cannot pass "INIT_THREADS" flag to Java runtime
> * [XTENLANG-3312] - Rail.asyncCopy sometime fails on large input
> * [XTENLANG-3313] - x10c should detect recursive jar creation
> * [XTENLANG-3371] - Race condition in Runtime.Workers.multiplace
> * [XTENLANG-3372] - Intermittent stack overflow in polyglot
> * [XTENLANG-3390] - Allow X10 values to be serialized via Java
> serialization
> * [XTENLANG-3392] - Initial activity does not drop its clocks upon
> terminating.
> * [XTENLANG-3395] - Spurious wake-up in x10.util.concurrent.SPMDBarrier
> causes deadlock
> * [XTENLANG-3396] - Fail to compile a static method in Native X10
> * [XTENLANG-3398] - Evaluation of Team.WORLD hangs on multi places with
> JavaSockets
> * [XTENLANG-3400] - PlaceLocalHandles: remove dependency on Place 0 for
> id assignment
> * [XTENLANG-3408] - Performance of JavaSockets transport
> * [XTENLANG-3413] - Native X10: closures in generic methods that do not
> capture type params should go in .cc not .h
> * [XTENLANG-3417] - Support generation of a jar file which includes no
> X10/Java source files
> * [XTENLANG-3418] - Reader#{mark(Int),available():Int} should use Long
> rather than Int
> * [XTENLANG-3421] - C++ post compilation error (missing inclusion of
> x10/lang/Float.h)
> * [XTENLANG-3425] - Inconsistencies between Managed and Native
> implementations of zero-size Rail.asyncCopy, Rail.uncountedCopy
> * [XTENLANG-3426] - Update online help contents for X10DT 2.5
> * [XTENLANG-3431] - Killing second place results in program termination
> * [XTENLANG-3432] - Fix to experimental Java MPI launcher
>
> ** Tasks
> * [XTENLANG-3201] - Need official release of GML
>
> For the details of JIRA issues fixed in this release, see
> http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=11812&version=19141
>
> Please use the X10 JIRA to report bugs, after ensuring the problem is
> not already reported:
> http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&&pid=11812&resolution=-1
>
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