ChrisFisher
ChrisFisher
Hmm, it's quite strange. Using clang to compile seemed fine at `Compat Tests/ build(CLANG)`, however at `X86_64 CLANG Test / build` it showed that using the flag that clang doesn’t...
> Hmm, it's quite strange. Using clang to compile seemed fine at `Compat Tests/ build(CLANG)`, however at `X86_64 CLANG Test / build` it showed that using the flag that clang...
> > Hmm, it's quite strange. Using clang to compile seemed fine at `Compat Tests/ build(CLANG)`, however at `X86_64 CLANG Test / build` it showed that using the flag that...
> @Yangfisher1 you can use `git rebase` to edit your patches and combine multiple patches into a single one. When you have multiple patches, the automated tests must pass after...
Thanks! I'll refine my commits with these examples later.
@rst0git Done.
@avagin I've already fixed the type conversion problem and others. It still need some type conversion to compare the address.
Hmm, it's quite strange because I tried to use `make indent` and it showed me format like this. However, it still failed the code linter. I don't know why.
> > Hmm, it's quite strange because I tried to use `make indent` and it showed me format like this. However, it still failed the code linter. I don't know...
> How do you test your changes? Could you add the on-demand option in zdtm.py and execute tests in CI? I just simply replace line 1616, criu/pie/restorer.c ``` if (args->on_demand_restore)...