Ted Mielczarek

That program has, for example: ``` extern "C" void testC(int arg1, short arg2) ``` and all the other test\* functions are normal C++ linkage. I've been comparing against the output...

I rebased the check-linkage branch: https://github.com/luser/dump_syms/tree/check-linkage

I don't think they're inlined, if you look at the FUNC records (from either version of dump_syms) we get distinct addresses for testC and wmain (you can see in your...

> It's worth noting that Windows will require us to produce a Python distribution compiled without MSVC Given the existence of `clang-cl` these days I don't think this is a...

One way that I'm pretty sure could be made to work currently would be to use macros 1.1 as a hack for procedural macros, something like: ```rust #[cfg(test)] mod test...

I liked @asajeffrey's suggestion so I tried out integrating it as a Rust test so that it'd run as part of `cargo test`: https://github.com/luser/read-process-memory/blob/master/tests/skeptic.rs It seems to work reasonably well!...

I actually haven't used sccache with CMake! The guidance in the README was provided by a user. That combination does seem to be used in the wild. For example, in...

> https://github.com/DanAlbert/sccache-example, but it's incomplete for the reasons mentioned in the readme. re: building sccache via `cargo install`, that is definitely not recommended! The sccache repo provides [pre-built release binaries](https://github.com/mozilla/sccache/releases)....

> My condolences on the rangemap stuff. I too spent a while being like "why the fuck is this like this, I should just rip this all out... ugh no...

@Jake-Shadle wrote a `sadness-generator` crate to crash in various ways for testing his minidump-writing crates: https://docs.rs/sadness-generator/latest/sadness_generator/