General-purpose programming language and runtime environment

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Erlang is a general-purpose programming language and runtime environment. Erlang has built-in support for concurrency, distribution and fault tolerance. Erlang is used in several large telecommunication systems from Ericsson.

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OTP-20.0.4.tar.gz 0052809104 50.4 MB
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_constraints 0000000117 117 Bytes
_service 0000000231 231 Bytes
crypto.patch 0000000865 865 Bytes
epmd.init 0000009730 9.5 KB
epmd.service 0000000336 336 Bytes
epmd.socket 0000000150 150 Bytes
erlang-not-install-misc.patch 0000001526 1.49 KB
erlang-rpmlintrc 0000000170 170 Bytes
erlang.changes 0000051386 50.2 KB
erlang.spec 0000019345 18.9 KB
erlang.sysconfig 0000000373 373 Bytes
macros.erlang 0000000455 455 Bytes
otp-R16B-rpath.patch 0000001427 1.39 KB
Revision 55 (latest revision is 138)
Matwey Kornilov's avatar Matwey Kornilov (matwey) accepted request 519286 from Matwey Kornilov's avatar Matwey Kornilov (matwey) (revision 55)
- Update to 20.0.4:
  * dializer: Fix a bug where merging PLT:s could lose info. The
    bug was introduced in Erlang/OTP 20.0.
  * erts: A timer internal bit-field used for storing scheduler id
    was too small. As a result, VM internal timer data structures
    could become inconsistent when using 1024 schedulers on the
    system. Note that systems with less than 1024 schedulers are
    not effected by this bug. This bug was introduced in ERTS
    version 7.0 (OTP 18.0).
  * erts: Automatic cleanup of a BIF timer, when the owner process
    terminated, could race with the timeout of the timer. This
    could cause the VM internal data structures to become
    inconsistent which very likely caused a VM crash. This bug was
    introduced in ERTS version 9.0 (OTP 20.0).
- Update to 20.0.3:
  * asn1: Default values now work in extension for PER, so if you
    give the atom asn1_DEFAULT instead of a value it will become
    the default value.
  * compiler: Fail labels on guard BIFs weren't taken into account
    during an optimization pass, and a bug in the validation pass
    sometimes prevented this from being noticed when a fault
    occurred.
  * erts: Binary append operations did not check for overflow,
    resulting in nonsensical results when huge binaries were
    appended.
  * ssh: All unknown options are sent to the transport handler
    regardless of type.
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