Using DWARF to find call sites of inline functions
2023.02.07 | programming · projects
Calculating inline function boundaries using the DWARF Debugging Standard, as well as a program I wrote to automate this task.
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Firefighter, programmer, musician. From Greece. Terrible at introductions.
2023.02.07 | programming · projects
Calculating inline function boundaries using the DWARF Debugging Standard, as well as a program I wrote to automate this task.
2022.12.24 | opinions
This article is the antidote to news. It is long, and you probably won’t be able to skim it. Thanks to heavy news consumption, many people have lost the reading habit and struggle to absorb more than four pages straight. This article will show you how to get out of this trap — if you are not already too deeply in it.
2022.08.17 | engineering · opinions
The internet has reached the point where almost everything has been concertrated in just a few platforms. This is both opposed to the original idea of a decentralized and free internet, and is also used as a tool for control, since the flow of information is “managed” only by a handful of companies. My rather romanticized proposal is that we should make an attempt return to the old ways of the internet (1990s-2000s) — when personal websites and small communities were thriving — not because of nostalgia, but because it espoused better values and promoted creativity.
2022.07.10 | bsd · programming
This article assumes advanced knowledge of C and a basic understanding of the FreeBSD kernel and programming environment. It is also meant to serve as a template/reference and not a complete implementation.
Complaints: christos@{margiolis.net,freebsd.org}