Fio 2.1.14 released

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Hi,

I've released version 2.1.14 today. Here's a (rough) list of the changes, features, additions that were added/done since 2.1.13:

- Fio now supports arithmetic expressions in job files or on the
  command line. They have to be enclosed in double parentheses. This
  might be relaxed in the future, once it's matured a bit. This means
  you can do things like:

  bs=((4*1024))

  etc. The parser understands the regular +, -, /, *, as well as ^ for
  exponentiation, and % for modulus operations. Fio needs development
  packages of lex/flex and yacc/bison, it'll detect these at configure
  time.

- Some of the test tools are now installed properly when fio is
  installed. Generally they are prefixed with fio-, like fio-dedupe or
  fio-btrace2fio.

- The net IO engine grew some options to support setting socket buffer
  sizes and tcp max segments. It also supports counting dropped packets
  for UDP now.

- Various improvements and fixes to the RBD IO engine.

- The client/server functionally has seen some bug fixes and should be
  improved in stability.

- Fix for a stat related hang on exit, and for a stat related issue
  with periodical dumps through --status-interval.

- Support added for DragonFly BSD.

- The OS provided random functions have been removed. Fio defaulted
  to its own default random generator for years now, since it was
  easier to provide consistent workloads across operating systems
  that way. This means that the 'use_os_rand' option has now been
  deprecated.

- Fix a potential crash on fio exit with data verification enabled,
  which has existed since version 2.1.11.

- Fio will exit a bit faster now, since the disk util thread and the
  helper thread were combined into one, and it'll be immediately torn
  down on exit. It had to wait around 250msecs before this change. You
  might have noticed this delay when doing ctrl-c on a workload.

- Lots of small bug fixes.

--
Jens Axboe

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