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Great! About the first point, I have a change that exposes the `CR4.PCE` bit in `/sys/modules/pfc`, so userspace `libpfc` can check it on init and bail out if it isn't...

Seems to be a puppeteer install issue: https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/375 I worked around by using `--unsafe-perm=true` as suggested in [this comment](https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/issues/375#issuecomment-363466257).

I just ran into this exact issue today. One option to still have a nice backtrace (which, frankly is awesone: it changes how I develop), would be to have a...

@bombela - yup, that's true, although note from the stack above that the stack was successfully taken, so at least those calls went through (but that could just be random,...

@vient - thanks for the report. Can you clarify the scenario a little bit? For example are you setting max number of threads using `--max-threads=4`, but only 1 core is...

For what it's worth, it is possible to disable stack protector on a per function basis (it was mentioned above that it isn't). The trick is: __attribute__((optimize("no-stack-protector"))) before the function...

Nice to see this finally getting some love in the standard.

I didn't go back and read this whole issue, but at least regarding @yuri-kilochek comment, I don't think the reason for "assume aligned" is to generate aligned instructions (e.g., `movaps`...

The free ride is over, I guess: 

Well it is covered somewhat in the answer. None of them are standard by any stretch of the imagination, but it seems that `x86intrin.h` is available on `gcc`, `clang` and...