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Reverse Engineering IRIX Multithreading For NetBSD

Posted by timothy on from the going-thattaway dept.

Anonymous Coward writes "Onlamp.com publishes the sixth paper of Emmanuel Dreyfus's series on NetBSD's IRIX binary compatibility implementation. This time, this is about reverse engineering IRIX multithreading and the odd virtual memory features involved with it. It's an adventure at kernel and userland boundaries, with a debugger as the sole weapon. A must read!"

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  1. Re:Elegy for *BSD by more+fool+you · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    good poets can spell eulogy
    therefore you are not a good poet

    can anyone tell i've been programming prolog? (prolog is dead blah blah blah)