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<Shaddox404> OS Dev wiki is down?
<Shaddox404> I am unable to access it
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<geist> seems to be, yeah
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<Ermine> is there any real difference between sched_setaffinity and pthread_setaffinity_np, aside from pid vs pthread_t ?
<Ermine> oh, the later is glibc only
<_Heat> musl also supports setaffinity i believe
<_Heat> _np stands for non-portable but they're both non-portable :)
<Ermine> musl doesn't seem to have it
<Ermine> and in glibc it's just a wrapper around syscall
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<kof673> portable: someone else wrote the non-portable parts already
<bslsk05> ​elixir.bootlin.com: Making sure you're not a bot!
<Ermine> _Heat: wow
<Ermine> i looked in src/thread
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<Ameisen> ugh. I think that I just found a long-lasting but random segfault cause. Took a long time. recompiled chunks stored jump patches (for address lookups) in a `std::vector<patch>`. However, when generating the machine code, we directly inject the address of that entry into the code. Thus, if the patch vector grows past capacity, we are now potentially pointing to arbitrary memory (usually a pointer in the chunk table) and clobbering data when a jump
<Ameisen> target is resolved.)
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