Anthony Carno

@beowulf Are you referring to `popcorn_propose_migration` syscall (and removing it)? @mohamed-karaoui How do you currently initiate migration, if not via the syscall? I have threads open a Unix domain socket...

Hmm -- I suppose for homogeneous migration, you might be able to get away with migrating at any location. Maybe you could deliver a signal to a thread, then (ab)use...

Just an additional note: `ps` appears to execute whenever you SSH into the system, so try to avoid doing so whenever you're running experiments!

This would solve issue #26 as well.

I could be wrong, but I think I know what this refers to. Our heterogeneous setups currently consist of one ARM server and one x86 server (Cavium ThunderX & Intel...

@bxatnarf This comment caught my attention, and I'm proposing this as a class project for my operating systems course (specifically, a user-space page server for Popcorn). I won't promise we'll...

I don't have a fix, but this is a known (but not documented until now) issue with some of the class C benchmarks. We've previously dealt with it by simply...

@mohamed-karaoui That did the trick. Maybe submit that as a patch via pull request? Thanks!!

@olivierpierre Any program will do, but here's a simple hello world program for fun :) More accurately, anything compiled with Popcorn's `musl` library will do, since that's where the soft...

I believe I've found a better (?) fix that eliminates the soft float libraries altogether. Based on [a comment on a StackOverflow question I asked](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48888860/forcing-64-bit-long-doubles?noredirect=1#comment85231428_48888860) and [a post on the...