Peter Collingbourne

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 06:55:36AM -0800, Jamie Kirkpatrick wrote: > Hi there > > I was looking at trying out Ninja build with our rather large CMake C++...

https://reviews.llvm.org/D120862

Can you show the contents of `/proc/self/maps` while your program is running and the output of `readelf -aW a.out`?

TL;DR: this appears to be a bug that was already fixed by commit c4d37a78cc8aeeb68ae09d37152114fac24c0cea. I was able to reproduce the problem in an Ubuntu 18.04 VM, but only with Ubuntu's...

Ah, I can reproduce @damian123's output with trunk, but only if I compile the library with cmake (the clue was the presence of the symbol `google::thread_msg_data`, which doesn't appear at...

This will need some fixups if #310 lands first, as we'll need to canonicalize the address passed to `drgn_memory_reader_read_cstr` as well.

I also considered whether C string reads could be optimized by using/extending the existing callback. But it seemed to me that null-terminated strings were the only special case that could...

Unfortunately there's still an rsync bug that tends to affect super.img files when passing those two flags: https://github.com/WayneD/rsync/issues/450 This is still useful though because --sparse on its own isn't affected,...

Interesting, I wasn't aware of that project. I was just building LLVM directly and using musl as the libc, which justifiably [rejected](https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2023/02/07/1) my patch to add `-fshort-wchar` support in favor...

armcc is ARM Compiler 5, right? I noticed that the mbed OS project has dropped support for it: https://os.mbed.com/blog/entry/Removal-of-ARM-Compiler-5-and-uARM-toolc/ Have you considered following suit in DAPLink?