#exactly
3 discoveries · Hand-picked discoveries from the open web, newest first.
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gcc-16 bugs
Almost exactly a year passed since my previous pile report . gcc-16 was branched off from master and will receive only regression fixes. master is called gcc-17 now. Instead of posting incremental updates at arbitrary tine I’ll try yearly ones. That should cover all the bugs I saw in a release cycle in a single post. Summary During gcc-16 cycle I found 31 bug: libstdc++/119970 : mingw32 libstdc++ build failure (buffer handling) target/119929 : mips build failure target/120036 : gcc ICE on highway-1.2.0 ( float16 related) c/120060 : gcc ICE on bash-5.2 (deprecated declarations) libstdc++/120147
trofi - All posts · EN
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boot2kier
I can’t remember exactly the joke I was making at the time in my work’s slack instance (I’m sure it wasn’t particularly funny, though; and not even worth re-reading the thread to work out), but it wound up with me writing a UEFI binary for the punchline. Not to spoil the ending but it worked - no pesky kernel, no messing around with “userland”. I guess the only part of this you really need to know for the setup here is that it was a Severance joke, which is some fantastic TV. If you haven’t seen it, this post will seem perhaps weirder than it actually
Paul's Notes · EN