GNU make 4.4 now supports --shuffle to allow a form of fuzz-testing rules for errors that may come up in concurrent builds.
That's really nice, I'll look at supporting this in zmk as well.
GNU make 4.4 now supports --shuffle to allow a form of fuzz-testing rules for errors that may come up in concurrent builds.
That's really nice, I'll look at supporting this in zmk as well.
I think #introductions are in order. I'm an aging C/Python/Go developer circling around Ubuntu.
I've been involved in a number of projects, but most people recall me from my snapd work.
I'm mostly consumed by my day job, but I love to create small projects at the level of system tools and libraries. I use Linux, Windows, and MacOS, though I almost never code on anything but Linux.
Together with my wife, we look after our family: three kids, dog, and two cats.
@theron29 @zygoon I have a home test lab that runs and builds various things for me. I and not looking for a desktop. My ideal board has 8GB+ of memory and is not crippled by hardware design decisions or bugs. Something that can run Debian, Fedora or Ubuntu.
@theron29 @zygoon is that also significant for integer operations?
@theron29 as much as I like the fact that tiny boards _can_ run linux desktop, I'm much more interested in headless systems at present.
Coincidentally, I ran a Windows XP virtual machine with 256MB of ram and one CPU. The crazy speed at which everything ran on that system is a nice baseline to how slow our modern systems are. There's something lost, I think, in how we make software.
I'm contemplating getting a #RISCV board for use at home. I ruled out the enterprise systems that are several thousand USD/EUR, as I plan to only use it for hobby capacity. Is there anything that is there to avoid? I recently learned that the SiFive boards have somewhat terrible memory performance, making them painfully slow for real world use. Any advice?
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