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Some useful instructions and their encoding.
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Back to the nibble age.
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Bringup game, masochist mode.
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Trying machine-specific approaches.
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Ever dreamed of delegating all your build flow to KBuild ?
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Applying the membership test to faraway characters.
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Tesing if a char is in a set of chars as fast as possible.
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Removing unnecessary processing steps.
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Bases on JSON and how to parse it semi-efficiently.
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Explaining what happens when one mmap-s the content of a file.
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A non-smart but efficient way of connecting your PCBs.
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Executing instruction the way it should not be done.
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How KASAN manages memory.
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How the kernel manages primary memory.
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KASAN in details.
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What our KASAN will run on.
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General memory checking considerations.
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This article is here to answer a question that has probably come to your mind if you read one of my articles :
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Valgrind on a microcontroller.
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# FAB – Fill Abort Barrier ## Overview The Fill Abort Barrier (FAB) enforces serialization of instruction execution following cache-miss events.
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Central-copy Atomicity ## Overview Central-copy atomicity defines a memory consistency property in which a write becomes atomically visible to all observers at the point of cache unification rather than at the time of issue or during propagation.
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The great AI frenzy One must embrace the time they live in and to my displeasure, this decade seems to be focused on AI.
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Hola !
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WebAssembly, or why the toolchain matters.
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In-process kernels, WebAssembly and their difficulties to cohabitate.
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Secondary allocator
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The primary memory manager
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General considerations on memory and memory managers.