Mark Crossen
Mark Crossen
as part of the rds module, the db subnet groups need a separate manager.
db subnet groups will need to be managed differently (like how ec2 instances are managed different from ebs). For now, db subnet groups can be managed in the aws console....
only merge this after the rds module code has been merged into master.
The example [removed](https://github.com/revng/revng/commit/aa511e07efe126fee9ea0ef7c3b2a7ab07dae8e8) from the readme earlier this week gave an example for translating an executable *from* arm to x86, but is it possible to do the reverse? is it...
similar to my [other pull request](https://github.com/aengelke/instrew/pull/12) except improved to support arm through docker. ## benefits The readme file doesn't give a lot of info on what dependencies (libssl, llvm, etc)...
The following code causes the compiler to freeze: `char* ptr = 0; ptr += 1;` Interestingly, the compiler works when revising the code like so: `char* ptr = 0; ptr...
This fixes quite a few compiler warnings. A lot of them were improper use of the format string in printf functions... which is actually a security risk (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7459630/how-can-a-format-string-vulnerability-be-exploited)