Jarkko Sakkinen
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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Speaking of DWARF:
1. Out-of-line instance of an inlined subroutine.
2. Concrete instance of an inlined subroutine.
What is their difference put in some common sense terms? I'm dealing at work with a custom DWARF post-processor and have a hunch that grabbing this would help me to sort out a bug that I'm dealing with.
#DWARF #GCC #LLVM
1. Out-of-line instance of an inlined subroutine.
2. Concrete instance of an inlined subroutine.
What is their difference put in some common sense terms? I'm dealing at work with a custom DWARF post-processor and have a hunch that grabbing this would help me to sort out a bug that I'm dealing with.
#DWARF #GCC #LLVM
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TartanLlama@mastodon.socialThe whole of my book on Building a Debugger is now available on Early Access!
It teaches you how to write a native code debugger from scratch.
There's lots of cats.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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@TartanLlama For me having chapters on DWARF and stack unwinding are definitely buy-ins. I think I commented something stupid on earlier post on this book but does not matter, going to get this :-) Need to deal with DWARF at work ATM so getting other peoples perspective on topic is always useful (and worth of money).
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@kev nice collection bro! i became wrist watch owner year ago (g-shock model with bluetooth) after over 20 years break because i had this dilemma:
1. I absolutely hate all smartphones in existence.
2. All these activation schemes enforce me to have one.
So I have my iPhone SE mostly in the drawer and from my wrist watch I see if there is new SMS and stuff I generally want to see :-)
1. I absolutely hate all smartphones in existence.
2. All these activation schemes enforce me to have one.
So I have my iPhone SE mostly in the drawer and from my wrist watch I see if there is new SMS and stuff I generally want to see :-)
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@ljs We've never been worried, we've only prepared since WW 2 🤷 I guess that was one reason why Finland transition to NATO was so fast, as we already have a huge military budget (latest purchase was David's Sling air defense system from Israel). It has kept peace on the east border...
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@triskelion 1. You bump into a bug. 2. Download source code. 3. Locate the bug. 4. Fix the bug.
Covers all open source projects. I was working in the dark past with Nokia's Symbian, then moved to Linux middle-ware and sort of evolution took me where I am now.
Covers all open source projects. I was working in the dark past with Nokia's Symbian, then moved to Linux middle-ware and sort of evolution took me where I am now.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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10 years closing as kernel maintainer (if I recall correctly my first update to MAINTAINERS was 16th day of this month 2014).
My philosophy when it comes to other developers, maintainers etc. is that:
1. No one is smarter or better than me.
2. I'm not smarter or better than anyone else.
As a developer I'm interested on other topics than kernel at the moment (could change, my plan is always no plan) although I have a few feature patch sets ongoing even ATM (e.g. TPM2 signers last updated April) but for most part I review, pick patch sets, and occasionally fix bugs. When it comes to kernel sec I'm the guy who is jack of all trades and master of none ;-)
So here's to next 10 year of madness 🍻
#linux #kernel
My philosophy when it comes to other developers, maintainers etc. is that:
1. No one is smarter or better than me.
2. I'm not smarter or better than anyone else.
As a developer I'm interested on other topics than kernel at the moment (could change, my plan is always no plan) although I have a few feature patch sets ongoing even ATM (e.g. TPM2 signers last updated April) but for most part I review, pick patch sets, and occasionally fix bugs. When it comes to kernel sec I'm the guy who is jack of all trades and master of none ;-)
So here's to next 10 year of madness 🍻
#linux #kernel
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@AsahiLinux that said i will definitely give a shot also to steam as there is no macOS version of xenonauts 2. amazing work, thanks!
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@AsahiLinux ya for me it's the gits that eat all the space (and builds from them) :-) so full home migration is better idea (and not that difficult to implement).
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@AsahiLinux OK I thanks for detailed info!
And relocating home partition to the external is not actually such a bad workaround so putting that into consideration :-) That's anyway were the space is mostly consumed in a desktop.
And relocating home partition to the external is not actually such a bad workaround so putting that into consideration :-) That's anyway were the space is mostly consumed in a desktop.
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Asahi Linux
AsahiLinux@social.treehouse.systems
Edited 8 months ago
🎮 Announcing Steam gaming on Fedora Asahi Remix! 🎮
Get the scoop here: alx.sh/gaming.
... or just fully update your system, then dnf install steam and give it a go!
Don't forget to check out our documentation too.
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