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Julio-Guerra
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Comment #23310432
We haven't modified the compiler but instead plugged into it an external instrumentation tool using the compiler option `-toolexec`. With this option, the compiler invokes every to…
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Comment #23310147
Something to note here is that everything is known and done statically in the source code. This could be addressed through metaprogramming if only the Go language had some ^^ We ha…
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Comment #11672894
It seems to be nothing more than https://web.whatsapp.com/ in a web view. So I can't really see interest.
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Comment #11116536
Done. I released a tool helping to contribute. It tries to store the results according to the BIOS Information Table in the logs. The new storage rule tries to be "deterministic".
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Comment #11116533
I released a tool helping to contribute. It tries to store the results according to the BIOS Information Table in the logs. The new storage rule tries to be "deterministic".
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Comment #11058004
I updated the README to include your comments. Thanks for the feedback.
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Comment #11057241
I ran FWTS from its live image which does everything automatically, you don't have to do anything but wait for the results. I'll had some explanations.
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Comment #10643196
cmake does not really offer the declarative interface I want (i.e. descriptions of components). It is still "low-level" and I would have to write cmake macros too. So I preferred n…
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Comment #10640585
Over the last few years, I wrote a GNU Make library to make people able to write Makefiles in a very declarative way to help everyone in my company, me included, with this serious …
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Comment #10219558
why aren't they sponsored by google nor facebook...? isn't it the only way today to support "open internet" ?