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?
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 deem best for their company. You get to…
Johns Hopkins did two doses and a 12 month follow up. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02698811211073759
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 an address in the application, not a…
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 my own libc. The presence in your…
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, did not previously) guarantee syscall…
TIL! I hadn't come across this change of heart yet.
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 stability (as is evident by Go's big…
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 is also only provided as a dynamic…
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?
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 deem best for their company. You get to…
Johns Hopkins did two doses and a 12 month follow up. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02698811211073759
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 an address in the application, not a…
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 my own libc. The presence in your…
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, did not previously) guarantee syscall…
TIL! I hadn't come across this change of heart yet.
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 stability (as is evident by Go's big…
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 is also only provided as a dynamic…