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stress-ng 0.11.07-1 source package in Ubuntu

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stress-ng (0.11.07-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Address multiple issues found with pedantic static analysis (LP: #1870193)
    - enabled higher static analysis settings and found and fixed
      a lot of bugs..
  * Makefile: bump version
  * Manual: fix lintian warning on undefined macro
  * stress-zlib: fix clang warning of array subscripted by char
  * core-helper: make end-of-string assignment easier to comprehend
  * stress-reboot: use heap for clone stack, cleans up static analysis warning
  * core-cache: clean up pedantic warnings from static analysis
  * stress-af-alg: fix several memory leaks
  * stress-tun: fix close issues on sfd
  * stress-xattr: be overly pedantic and memset array tmp
  * stress-urandom: fix fd leak on fd_rnd_wr
  * stress-sysbadaddr: fix incorrect 2nd parameter to utimes call
  * stress-sockmany: fix fd leak, close file descriptor on error
  * stress-sockabuse: ensure addrlen is set to the length of addr
  * stress-sockabuse: close fd even when it is zero
  * stress-sockabuse: avoid closing unopened fd on error
  * stress-sock: ensure socklen setting is set before calling getsockopt
  * stress-sigfd: voidify return of read, we don't care if it fails
  * stress-sigfd: fix open error check
  * stress-shm: use shim helper and ignore error return
  * stress-ramfs: fix close of a -ve file descriptor
  * stress-pipeherd: remove redundant variable n
  * stress-mq: don't check values[prio] if prio is out of range
  * stress-memhotplug: fix leak of opendir descriptor
  * stress-judy: check allocated pvalue is not-null
  * stress-eventfd: fix incorrect open failure check
  * stress-cpu: gcd: fix potential multiply overflow
  * stress-cpu: ensure i64 is stashed in stress_cpu_intconversion
  * stress-clock: be extra pedantic and set and check timer_id values
  * stress-chattr: handle open failure correctly
  * stress-binderfs: fix failure error return path
  * stress-af-alg: fix incorrect size of buffer to randomize
  * core-helper: don't call ttyname a second time, use name instead
  * core-helper: ensure data is null terminated
  * core-cache: nullify a free'd cpus pointer before returning
  * stress-cpu: add missing Apéry constant cpu method
  * stress-zlib: add missing morse code generated text

 -- Colin King <email address hidden>  Wed, 1 Apr 2020 18:23:41 +0100

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stress-ng: tool to load and stress a computer

 stress-ng can stress various subsystems of a computer. It can stress load
 CPU, cache, disk, memory, socket and pipe I/O, scheduling and much more.
 stress-ng is a re-write of the original stress tool by Amos Waterland but
 has many additional features such as specifying the number of bogo operations
 to run, execution metrics, a stress verification on memory and compute
 operations and considerably more stress mechanisms.

stress-ng-dbgsym: debug symbols for stress-ng