Add an example of using the targetLocales method on arrays
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:chapel-lang/chapel into dist-primer-lsq
Adding exampels for the 'localSubdomain(s)' functions
Example for Cyclic; Example for 'localSubdomains' on Block
Update some error messages related to var functions
Notify the user of the outcome of mkdir in the case of a Time of Check Time of
Use attack on the parent directories to be created.

Also, converted the permissions arguments to our octal literals.
Copy paste error correct.  Sigh.
Merge pull request #442 from lydia-duncan/addMkdirSecurityNote

Add mkdir security note and octal literal default permissions [trivial]

Notify the user of the outcome of mkdir in the case of a Time of Check Time of
Use attack on the parent directories to be created.

Also, converted the permissions arguments to our octal literals.
Merge pull request #441 from Kyle-B/update-var-errors

Update some error messages related to var functions

After changing from `var` to `ref` for return intent, some error messages no longer made sense. These have been updated.
Work around lack of kernel scheduling affinity on KNC compute nodes.

The KNC compute nodes we have access to seem not to have kernel affinity
scheduling present.  Either that, or perhaps it's confused: we get masks
with no bits set returned from sched_getaffinity().  To work around this
for now, just don't apply the scheduling affinity limiting in the two
functions that return the number of physical and logical CPUs, even if
the caller passes the flag saying to pay attention to that.  (Note that
we also ignore this flag for all the non-Linux targets at present, so
there is precedent here.)
Merge pull request #446 from gbtitus/numCpus-on-knc

Work around lack of kernel scheduling affinity on KNC compute nodes.

The KNC compute nodes we have access to seem not to have kernel affinity
scheduling present. Either that, or perhaps it's confused: we get masks
with no bits set returned from sched_getaffinity(). To work around this
for now, just don't apply the scheduling affinity limiting in the two
functions that return the number of physical and logical CPUs, even if
the caller passes the flag saying to pay attention to that. (Note that
we also ignore this flag for all the non-Linux targets at present, so
there is precedent here.)

Reviewed by Elliot.
Merge pull request #427 from benharsh/dist-primer-lsq

Local subdomain query examples for the distributions primer