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Conversion is one thing, but I don't get why they did not convert to git and then do the cleanup there. Finding identical (sub)directories in git is rather...

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Funny, that a negative time is an error in *nix (and most other OSes), you don't need to represent any system time that the system cant support. For everything...

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Is that example measured or guessed?

Anyway I am still not sure how you would load/demangle symbols lazy. As soon as you have a single breakpoint...

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Someone should create a stock-market derivate for linux-marketshare-on-some-drm-infested-store. Then I could monitor those incredible important fluctuations...

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how do you know which ones are used for code completion (match prefix) and breakpoints (match suffix)?
Also, is demangling really that expensive?...

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Some convincing needs would be mapping large files (need the addresspace, not the physical RAM), docker only support 64bit Arm and several developer tools...

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debian testing provided the Linux 5.3 Kernel yesterday, compiled with gcc9 (peviously gcc8 was used). I am back to 5.2 after the graphics seems to be...

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Still sounds like every chain-able DMA Hardware I ever worked with? Every SOC nowadays has these without Phoronix going bonkers about it....

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If you can prove an allocation can be on the stack in a dynamic context, then you can prove it in a static context even easier.
Goes with pretty...

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And of course this analysis does not run on a CPU, hence its free?

Read up what "heuristic" means, and how your generational GCs...

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C++ can allocate objects on stack (amortized cost: 0 instructions), Clang can remove new/delete (and reuse memory or the stack, see N3664), and if you...

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Is all the criticism warranted? Have the language improved and fixed what people have been complaining about?[/QUOTE]
Hows the saying, there are...