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funnily enough, it seems that the same test succeeds when run on a "Raspberry Pi 4" (using Rasbian/buster in `armhf` (32bit) mode)

also i just noticed that the OP said: > without using FLEXT_USE_CMEM (which probably somehow implies, that it does work when using *with* FLEXT_USE_CMEM). i would like to stress, that...

and here's some output of `valgrind`: ``` ==664373== Process terminating with default action of signal 7 (SIGBUS) ==664373== Invalid address alignment at address 0x52F15BC ==664373== at 0x52CFD5C: UnknownInlinedFun (cas.hpp:129) ==664373==...

so with the feedback from https://github.com/grrrr/flext/issues/50#issuecomment-1241165357, my current workaround for this issue is to force the use of the blocking CAS/CAS2 emulation on the affected architectures (`armhf` & `armel`). the...

that's cool (and also desired from the Debian-packaging POV). i wonder though, why this PR has not been closed if it is obsolete...

sidenote: the action i linked above as a "proof of test" is obviously on my `master` branch and contains multiple commits. this is because the given job is limited to...

> don't mind the .gitignore files that might be left over - IMO they belong to our source tree. how so? having repository configuration in a source tarball is an...

> Fine by me, still `git ls-files --recurse-submodules -- . ':!:.git*' | tar caf ../obs-studio.tar.gz -T-` should get you a working tarball in a single command - or are there...

so i force pushed a change using the suggestion by @Polynomial-C the code has become significantly simpler, basically running - `tar -cvzf ${outfile} \` - `--transform='s|^\.|obs-studio|' \` - as we...

ping @PatTheMav