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To the files touched by the Google patch from c4144 (excluding
include/os0sync.ic because later we removed Google code from that file):

* Remove the Google license
* Remove old Innobase copyright lines
* Add a reference to the Google license and to the GPLv2 license at the top,
as recommended by the lawyers at Oracle Legal.

Add Google's license into COPYING.Google.

Add the full text of the GPLv2 license into the root directory of the
plugin. In previous releases this file was copied from an external source
(https://svn.innodb.com/svn/plugin/trunk/support/COPYING) "manually" when
creating the source and binary archives. It is less confusing to have this
present in the root directory of the SVN branch.

Fix the failing mysql-test partition_innodb, which failed only if run after
innodb_trx_weight (or other test that would leave LATEST DEADLOCK ERROR into
the output of SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS). Find further explanation for the
failure at the top of the added patch partition_innodb.diff.

Fix pathname of the file to patch.

test. The default value of innodb_thread_concurrency is changed to 0
(from 8) via r4163.

The old default was 8.

(followup to r4145) Non-functional change:

Change the os_atomic_increment() and os_compare_and_swap() functions
to macros to avoid artificial limitations on the types of those
functions' arguments. As a consequence typecasts from the source
code can be removed.

Also remove Google's copyright from os0sync.ic because that file no longer
contains code from Google.

Approved by:	Marko (rb://88), also ok from Inaam via IM

innodb_additional_mem_pool_size, because nothing will
be allocated from mem_comm_pool.

mem_pool_create(): Remove the assertion about size.  The function will
work with any size.  However, an assertion would fail in ut_malloc_low()
when size==0.

mem_init(): When srv_use_sys_malloc is set, pass size=1 to mem_pool_create().

mem0mem.c: Add #include "srv0srv.h" that is needed by mem0dbg.c.

If lower_case_table_names=1, MySQL will pass the table names in lower case.
Thus, we can use a binary comparison (strcmp) in the hash table.

rb://87 approved by Heikki Tuuri, to address Bug #41676 and Issue #167.

malloc(), realloc(), free() when innodb_use_sys_malloc is set.

ut_free_all_mem(): If innodb_use_sys_malloc is set, do nothing,
because then ut_mem_block_list_inited will never be set.

log_init(): Use mem_alloc() instead of ut_malloc(), so that the
memory will be freed.  (Tested with Valgrind, although it is not
clear why the memory would be freed.)

rb://86 approved by Heikki Tuuri and Ken Jacobs.  This addresses Issue #168.

Non-functional change: Fix a compilation warning introduced in r4144:

gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../../include -I../../include -I../../include -I../../regex -I../../storage/innobase/include -I../../sql -I.   -Werror 	 -Wall -g   -MT libinnobase_a-sync0arr.o -MD -MP -MF .deps/libinnobase_a-sync0arr.Tpo -c -o libinnobase_a-sync0arr.o `test -f 'sync/sync0arr.c' || echo './'`sync/sync0arr.c
cc1: warnings being treated as errors
sync/sync0arr.c: In function 'sync_array_object_signalled':
sync/sync0arr.c:869: warning: pointer targets in passing argument 1 of 'os_atomic_increment' differ in signedness

This patch changes the innodb mutexes and rw_locks implementation.
On supported platforms it uses GCC builtin atomics. These changes
are based on the patch sent by Mark Callaghan of Google under BSD
license. More technical discussion can be found at rb://30

Approved by: Heikki