functions.

structure itself.

to be able to simplify this structure to use a persist_conn later.

the receiving end use the same structure.

dbd_init messages.  Should work with 16.05 sacct/slurmctlds using the
old messages.

this in the future.  Should be easy to move to the end.  Wasn't sure
why it was looked at at the beginning.

of the local functions.  There will be more removal from the
slurmdbd_defs files in the future as the persist_conn logic grows.

msg_type first.  So we add this to the header to make it so.

will be going away in later commits (pack anyway) so that is why we
don't versionize the pack.

the twain shall meet.

for messages that have already been received.

slurmdbd communication code.

Restore ability to manually power down nodes, broken in 15.08.12
in commit b4904661

The patch introduced in commit b4904661 (not powering down dead node) has a bad side effect.  Adding the "(node_ptr->last_idle != 0)" condition prevents from powering down nodes with the following command:

scontrol update nodename=nX state=power_down

because the state update function relies on zeroing the "last_idle" variable when a power_down is requested (see src/slurmctld/node_mgr.c, line 1589).

Reverting this commit should solve the problem...but I let you decide...

Didier GAZEN

bug 3093

node_features/knl_cray: If a node is rebooted outside of Slurm's direction,
    update it's active features with current MCDRAM and NUMA mode information.
bug 3071

Will be appended to usernames if --mail-user is not explicitly set for the
job and email notifications are requested.

Bug 3089.

Fix race condition that could result in MCDRAM state information coming
  from capmc rather than cnselect (used state for next boot rather than
  latest boot).
bug 3080

No functional change, just silencing the warning message in this instance.

Bug 3079.

Fix some whitespace on line endings while here.

Bug 3073.

Coverity 147131, 147130, 147129.

These functions needed to get change from 32-bit to 64-bit, but
  were not addressed in earlier work.

Change some print formats from "%ld" to "%"PRIi64 to avoid build
warnings.

0x000000008fffffff is wrong and produces some weird side-effects.

Move to xstring.[ch], and use sed to swap out all references.

Will handle NO_VAL/INFINITE <-> NO_VAL64/INFINITE64 conversion,
as well as MEM_PER_CPU flag.

MaxMemPerNode, MaxMemPerCPU, DefMemPerNode, DefMemPerCPU