rr-5.6.0-bp156.5.6

- Drop e32502d0.patch:
  This was added due to a build fail related to:
  https://github.com/rr-debugger/rr/issues/3485
  Which seems to have been a bug in gcc:
  https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=109420
  But now it seems that it fails our build and without this patch
  it builds fine

- Add e32502d0.patch: Avoid having type members and enum members
  of Arch with the same name

- Add 2248c85c.patch: Fix build on Tumbleweed with gcc13 by
  explicitly including cstdint

- Add 2979c60e.patch: Avoid creating a struct with elements after
  ethtool_sset_info's variable-length-array.

- filelist fix for aarch64

- Update to 5.6.0:
  * This release includes many bug fixes, improvements to system call coverage, and
    incremental performance improvements. Plus:
  * ARM Aarch64 support is now production quality (features implemented and
    tests pass), with some caveats. Recent iterations of Cortex and Neoverse (AWS
    Graviton) chips are supported, as is Apple M1 (when running Linux on bare metal
    M1). LDREX/STREX are not supported; userspace code must use Large System
    Extensions atomics only. Thanks to Yichao Yu and Keno Fischer for this work! We
    don't have prebuilt ARM packages yet.
  * Recording applications that use RDTSC heavily should be much faster than in
    previous versions of rr.
  * The rseq system call is now supported (via emulation).
-  Remove patches contained in new release:
  * rr-glib-234.patch
  * rr-map-elf-header.patch
  * rr-pthread-for-new-gcc.patch

- Add rr-glib-234.patch to build with glib > 2.34
  See https://github.com/rr-debugger/rr/issues/3199

- Cmake changes:
  * build as release
  * dont build 32bit
  * set c++14 via cmake instead of exporting variable
  * use cmake_build macro
- Add rr-map-elf-header.patch:
  Fix undefined reference to `_dl_addr'
- Add rr-pthread-for-new-gcc.patch:
  Fix https://github.com/rr-debugger/rr/issues/2987

- Enable build on aarch64

- Update to 5.5.0:
  * As usual there are many bug fixes, improvements to system call
    coverage, and incremental performance improvements.
    See: https://github.com/rr-debugger/rr/compare/5.4.0...5.5.0

- Only build for x86_64

- Update to 5.4.0:
  * As usual there are many bug fixes, improvements to system call
    coverage, and incremental performance improvements.
  * AMD Zen CPUs are now supported, with some caveats.
  * There is experimental support for ARM AArch64 platforms that
    avoid the STREX instruction.
  * rr record has a new option --nested=detach which lets nested
    rr recordings run "detached" to create a separate recording.

- Update to 5.3.0:
  * This is primarily a maintenance release.
    There are many bug fixes, improvements to system call coverage,
  and incremental performance improvements.
  * The rr sources, rr buildid and rr traceinfo commands have been
    added to make it easier for external tools to work with rr
  traces. rr ls has been added to improve management of traces.
- Remove:
  * rr-5.2.0-cpp14.patch
  * rr-5.2.0-python3.patch
  * rr-5.2.0-remove-ucontext.patch

- Add rr-5.2.0-python3.patch
  We remove Python2 soon.
  Backport Python3 changes planned for next release only.
  See https://github.com/mozilla/rr/issues/2390

- Add patches to fix build:
  * rr-5.2.0-cpp14.patch
    See https://github.com/mozilla/rr/issues/2391
  * rr-5.2.0-remove-ucontext.patch
    See https://github.com/mozilla/rr/issues/2269

- Update to 5.2.0:
  * Improvements to chaos mode.
  * Improvements to trace portability:
    https://robert.ocallahan.org/2018/04/cpuid-features-xsave-and-rr-trace.html
  * Various bug fixes.

- Update to 5.1.0:
  * gdb info proc map supported
  * Maintenance update to handle issues arising from Ubuntu 17.10 and Fedora 27
  * Various bugs fixed
- Remove rr-shared.patch: contained in upstream

- Cleanup with spec-cleaner
- Use more cmake macros:
  * rr-shared.patch
  * Disable building of tests as it breaks with our optflags
- Fix dependency on /usr/bin/bash
- Build also 32-bit support
- Limit to building on supported platforms

- Update to 5.0.0:
  Introduction of Cap'n Proto to stabilize the recording format.
  Recordings created in this rr release should be replayable in any
  future rr release.
  New rr pack command makes recordings self-contained.
  Recordings can be made on one machine and replayed on a different
  machine by trapping CPUID instructions when supported on the replay
  machine.
  Brotli compression for smaller traces and lower recording overhead.
  rr replay command line argument -- can be followed by any
  number of arguments to be passed to the debugger.
  rr now chooses replay as the default subcommand if
  the first argument is a directory.
  Performance improvements.
  Syscall support expanded.
  Many bugs fixed.
- Remove: assert_typos.patch and major-minor-macro.patch

- Use regular make_install macro. No build directory here.

- Add assert_typos.patch:
  Fixes some typos in the tests.

- Add major-minor-macro.patch:
  With new glibc version we need to include sys/sysmacros.h
  explicitly.

- Initial version of 4.5.0 for openSUSE