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                                            Jim Huang

Use unaligned data types for unaligned intrinsics.

> How do I debug the Armv7 issues? I don't have the hardware to test this locally. You can emulate Armv7 targets via QEMU. Check https://dev.to/amarjargal/running-debian-on-an-emulated-arm-machine-2i04 and specify `armhf` target.

Use unaligned data types for unaligned intrinsics.

ARMv6 and Armv7 CPUs can perform unaligned accesses for most single load and store instructions up to word size. However, LDM, STM, LDRD, and STRD instructions still need to be...

Use unaligned data types for unaligned intrinsics.

Thank @Logikable for contributing!

Prerequisites should be updated

File `src/86x64/static-interpose.sh` depends on `macho-tool`, which should be built with directory `src/macho-tool` and searched via `$PATH`.

Fix sb_read and umount cache not be freed

I defer to @HotMercury for confirmation.

Fix sb_read and umount cache not be freed

@HotMercury, can you confirm the effectiveness of this proposed change?

Fix sb_read and umount cache not be freed

> You can use `rcu_barrier()` or a kernel thread to solve the problem where `simplefs_destroy_inode_cache` does not release in time before unmounting simplefs. You should paste the proposed changes for...

Fix sb_read and umount cache not be freed

> Make the git commit messages informative. In particular, mention the way how you figure out the potential leaks. @RoyWFHuang, can you improve the git commit messages?

Fix sb_read and umount cache not be freed

Thank @RoyWFHuang for contributing!

WIP: Add support for clang-cl on Windows

> Now only `mm_cvttpd_epi32` and `mm_cvttpd_pi32` fail, which according to #635, will be fixed in #638 Pull request #638 has been merged. Could you rebase and confirm?