Imikoy

https://meow.miabaka.moe/@imikoy

A Holioka 3 instance.

I want to do so much impressive things

Owner of the fastest battery in (xonotic defrag) world

she/her

Mesa understanding: 0.2%
Politics: Sad about Allende
Instagib hitrate {bots): 39-42%
Xonotic Defrag name: TḣınkPad A275 72Wh battery
Personal projects: TBA

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NIP-05 Address

imikoy_at_meow.miabaka.moe@momostr.pink

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2024-07-19 20:01:16

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Unless I'm missing something important, that's... basically it, yes. Being conscious of not accidentally inserting a BUG stinks, and there has to be some tool to catch them (I haven't checked whether it exists already).
That's how the kernel development goes, I guess.

2024-07-19 19:29:48

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I was going off of wrong info, it seems. Yeah, BUG leads into panicking.
Then, the point stands - it is the Rust programmer's job to choose UB over panics.
I hope there's a tool to check what parts of the code can panic...

2024-07-19 17:51:14

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The programmer has to make sure the code does not panic by default in the kernel.
edit: `panic!()` in Linux calls `BUG()` (from `rust/kernel/lib.rs`), so it isn't a complete catastrophe to debug.