Gisle Vanem

Can I butt in here (instead of opening another issue). I'm trying to understand how this `/?pTacks/` URL gets handled by the readsb program since I want to handle such...

> No, pTracks (and the 45 min history on non globe-index installs) uses the data produced by tar1090.sh in that repo. OK, thanks.

You guys are clowns 😮‍💨 Run `soapysdrutil --find` and watch the output. If nothing, then it's not the fault of this beautiful program.

> Can you tell me a little bit more about the > Python environment you've setup on Windows, and which version of Windows? I'm using CPython 3.11 (for x64) on...

What if a `CTRL_C_EVENT` or `CTRL_BREAK_EVENT` gets raised? AFAICS, there's no call to `SetConsoleCtrlHandler()` to trap and restore the terminal-state.

> It still ends up restoring console modes. Are you sure? Neither `SetConsoleCtrlHandler()` nor `SetConsoleMode()` are called in Wget2. And there's a difference in how `conhost.exe` handles Ctrl-C vs. Ctrl-Break:...

> more detailed output by adding /DEBUG to the link command. AFAICS, that won't help for the `.rs`code. Not here anyway. Since those above symbols looks like GNU-mangled symbols which...

> cl -Focopy_within.obj -c src\copy_within.c -MD -fsanitize=address Try adding a `-Zi` and check if you get normal (non-GNU mangled) names in the report. And BTW, with `clang-cl`, I also added...

> However, whether I built the Rust library with +crt-static or -crt-static, the final linked binary generates the same > address sanitizer error. A `link -verbose` could give more details....

I've updated rustc / Cargo to version 1.51.0. And updated my MSVC-2019. The the latest ASAN libraries are now dated 22-April. Same exception with both `cl` and `clang-cl`. But I've...