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mbeddedartistry

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    Comment #40249179

    I’m confused. Are you saying that the studies being done and showing positive results should just be ignored? Why are these studies viewed as wishful thinking?

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    Comment #40248929

    As a one man software consultant, I just want to point out that you are working with clients, in their systems, on their problems. You provide advice, they make the decisions they …

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    Comment #40243929

    Johns Hopkins did two doses and a 12 month follow up. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02698811211073759

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    Comment #32594117

    What, exactly, is wrong? The point I am making is that crt0.o usually comes from libc, even if it is linked separately. I suspect that the loader expects the ELF entry point to be …

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    Comment #32586972

    It says "usually". It varies! But, in general, the libc implementations I have looked at handle this. This includes Newlib, glibc (they call it start.s), picolibc, musl (crt1), and…

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    Comment #32567107

    Hey John, Thanks for commenting. I had read your article via another comment here. I had not thought about the syscall approach before, because as you note Apple does not (well, di…

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    Comment #32567046

    TIL! I hadn't come across this change of heart yet.

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    Comment #32559430

    Thanks. It is a clever approach. But at best all I can do is amend the original statement to "only dynamically linked applications are supported". Apple does not guarantee syscall …

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    Comment #32558425

    Please provide a source for a statically linked application on MacOS, Intel or otherwise. When I wrote this article, Apple's own documentation said it was not supported. libSystem …