General-purpose programming language and runtime environment
http://www.erlang.org
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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Filename | Size | Changed |
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OTP-20.3.8.23.tar.gz | 0053546325 51.1 MB | |
README.SUSE | 0000001081 1.06 KB | |
_constraints | 0000000117 117 Bytes | |
_service | 0000000231 231 Bytes | |
crypto.patch | 0000000871 871 Bytes | |
epmd.init | 0000009730 9.5 KB | |
epmd.service | 0000000336 336 Bytes | |
epmd.socket | 0000000150 150 Bytes | |
erlang-not-install-misc.patch | 0000001538 1.5 KB | |
erlang-rpmlintrc | 0000000170 170 Bytes | |
erlang.changes | 0000075476 73.7 KB | |
erlang.spec | 0000019283 18.8 KB | |
erlang.sysconfig | 0000000373 373 Bytes | |
macros.erlang | 0000000455 455 Bytes | |
otp-R16B-rpath.patch | 0000001056 1.03 KB |
Revision 12 (latest revision is 16)
Gabriele Santomaggio (gsantomaggio_suse)
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request 738663
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Matwey Kornilov (matwey)
(revision 12)
- Changes for 20.3.8.23: * crypto: The chipers aes_cfb8 and aes_cfb128 are now using the EVP interface. The supported key lengths are 128, 192 and 256 bits. * erts: The runtime system disconnected a connection if it received an exit/2 signal where the recipient was a process on an old incarnation of the current node. That is, the receiving node had the same node name, but another "creation" number. The signal will now just be dropped since the receiving process no longer exists. * erts: Fix a bug in binary_to_term that would crash the emulator if a term larger than 16GB was to be decoded. * erts: When communicating with a simultaneously exiting port via the erlang:port_*() BIFs one could sometimes get stray {Ref, What} messages. Where Ref was a reference and What usually were the atom badarg. * snmp: [manager] The callbacks where executed in a (new) 'temporary' process, that executed the callback call and then exited. This has now been made configurable so that is also possible to specify a 'permanent' callback proxy process. All callback calls will then be executed in this (permanent) process (in sequence). * syntax_tools: Add missing calls to erl_syntax:unwrap/1. The nodes concerned represent names and values of maps and map types.
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