List major changes #2335
List major changes #2335
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WalkthroughThe changes update both the ACE and TAO libraries. In ACE, the update deprecates the Changes
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participant User
participant CLI_Parser
participant CosEventService
User->>CLI_Parser: Launch with CECShutdownWaitCompletion argument
CLI_Parser->>CosEventService: Parse and forward shutdown mode
CosEventService->>CosEventService: Initiate shutdown without waiting
CosEventService-->>User: Return shutdown confirmation
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ACE/NEWS (2)
8-9: Typo in the changelog entry.There appears to be a typo in "pats" which should be "paths".
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-. Add support for abstract pats to ACE_UNIX_ADDR +. Add support for abstract paths to ACE_UNIX_ADDR
12-13: Minor logging fixes need more detail.The changelog entry about logging fixes lacks specificity. Consider expanding this entry to detail which logging classes were fixed and what issues were addressed.
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TAO/NEWS (3)
4-5: LGTM! Clear documentation of the new command line argument.The addition of
CECShutdownWaitCompletionto control shutdown behavior is well documented and provides useful flexibility for the CosEvent service.
9-10: LGTM! Performance optimization for IP interface handling.The optimization to avoid querying all IP interfaces when no preferred interfaces are specified is a good performance improvement, especially for systems with many network interfaces.
7-7:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify the race condition fix impact.
While fixing the race condition in location forwards handling is important, it would be helpful to understand the potential impact on existing systems.
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Action: Confirm the impact of the race condition fix on client interfaces.
The current change in TAO/NEWS (line 7) is backed by historical references in TAO/ChangeLogs (e.g., ChangeLog-2006b) noting a race condition at a client location. However, our search did not locate dedicated tests (or a tests/ directory) directly validating this behavior. Please ensure that the updated mechanism for handling location forwards does not introduce any regressions or unexpected side effects in systems dependent on this functionality. Consider augmenting test coverage or performing additional validation where feasible.ACE/NEWS (3)
4-5: Deprecation of ACE_Copy_Disabled is a good modernization step.The deprecation in favor of deleted copy/assignment is a positive change that aligns with modern C++ practices. This promotes better code clarity and compiler enforcement.
6-7: Good replacement of custom macros with standard library functions.Replacing ACE_MIN/MAX with std::min/std::max improves code maintainability and reduces macro pollution. This change aligns with modern C++ best practices.
14-15: Good modernization with C++11 defaults.Using C++11 defaults for more classes is a positive change that leverages modern C++ features for better code quality and maintainability.
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Verify the extent of 64-bit file size improvements.
The changelog entry about improved 64-bit file size support is vague. It would be helpful to verify which specific file operations now support 64-bit sizes.
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Action Required: Clarify Specific 64-Bit File Operation Enhancements
The NEWS entry remains quite terse. Based on our investigation, several file operations (such as lseek/llseek wrappers, ftell, and related offset management routines using types like ACE_OFF_T) have been updated for 64‑bit support. However, the changelog and accompanying documentation do not clearly enumerate which functions are affected.
- Please specify in the NEWS entry which file operations have been enhanced (for example, ACE_OS::lseek, ACE_OS::ftell, and any custom wrappers) so that users and maintainers know the full scope of 64‑bit file size support.
- Update the changelog to detail these modifications where applicable.
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
ACE/NEWS (5)
4-4: LGTM: Moving towards modern C++ practices.The deprecation of
ACE_Copy_Disabledin favor of deleted copy/assignment is a good modernization step that aligns with C++11's= deletefeature.
6-6: LGTM: Adopting standard library features.Replacing custom
ACE_MIN/ACE_MAXmacros withstd::min/std::maximproves maintainability and reduces potential macro-related issues.
8-8: LGTM: Enhanced Unix domain socket support.Adding abstract paths support to
ACE_UNIX_ADDRimproves Unix domain socket functionality.
10-10: Verify the extent of 64-bit file size improvements.The changelog entry about improved 64-bit file size support is vague. Let's verify which specific file operations now support 64-bit sizes.
14-14: LGTM: Increased C++11 adoption.Using C++11 defaults for more classes indicates continued modernization of the codebase.
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Verify the nature of logging fixes.
The entry "Minor fixes to ACE logging classes" lacks specificity. Let's check what logging issues were addressed.
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Clarify logging fixes in the commit message
The NEWS entry "Minor fixes to ACE logging classes" is too generic. The logging-related search output spans many historical changes, and it isn’t clear which specific issues this commit addresses. Please update the commit message or extend the NEWS entry to briefly summarize which logging concerns were fixed (for example, improvements in error handling, formatting adjustments, or thread-safety enhancements). This added detail will help maintainers understand the scope and impact of these changes.
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