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this gives the user more leeway to use the appimage closes: 554
This will finally close #560. I successfully tested it with a local running `debuginfod` instance. I didn't managed to get it running by using the ci bundle, because the `run_debuginfod_in_docker.sh`...
This commit adds a ci build to build hotspot without optional dependencies. This should prevents bugs like #575 (fails to build without qcustomplot).
The search functions only works on a limited range, but the model contained the complete source code. This patch runs the search function on only a subset of that code....
This allows the user to run the appimage on non fuse2 systems (all moderns systems use fuse3). This is achieved by using the static appimage runtime. Since linuxdeploy doesn't support...
From #568: I try to explain what I've thought to understand and what I think should be the UI for that. * "real" inline (the compiler is free to inline...
currently we are just parsing the output of `objdump` which in case of inlined functions is not useable. See #490 If I comple test.c ```c #include inline int square(int i)...
this adds a simple detection for inlined code to elide it from the assembly view.  I am not sure if this works correctly so it would be nice if...
the current implementation of the color generation does not respect contrast, which can lead to highly suboptimal results. I would propose the following:  from [stackoverflow](https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/3682/where-can-i-find-a-large-palette-set-of-contrasting-colors-for-coloring-many-d) implement this lookup table...