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sergioprado.blog
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| | | | | Have you ever wondered how the Linux kernel is tested? | |
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convolv.es
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| | | | | Background As part of my work on the Stylo / Quantum CSS team at Mozilla, I needed to be able to test changes to Firefox that only affect Linux 32-bit builds. These days, I believe you essentially have to use a 64-bit host to build Firefox to avoid OOM issues during linking and potentially other steps, so this means some form of cross-compiling from a Linux 64-bit host to a Linux 32-bit target. | |
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nathanchance.dev
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| | | | | Linux kernel patches [PATCH] Hexagon: Export raw I/O routines for modules: Hexagon is a digital signal processor architecture by Qualcomm, which is a little special in terms of the Linux kernel because it is the only architecture that does not have a GCC backend so LLVM has to be used to build it, meaning that it is important to keep it building. This patch fixes an issue with allmodconfig, which enables us to build a wide variety of code and verify the compiler is able to handle all of it. | |
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codebenchers.com
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| | | Learn how to set up an anonymous, private web development environment using Tails OS, VSCodium and Node.js. Leverage the security of Tails OS to safeguard your online anonymity. | ||
