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And thanks for keeping working on it ;) After having this problem in GNU "high priority" list for a decade, it's nice to see this thing exist. My comment was m
by Elv13 8y ago
And thanks for keeping working on it ;)
After having this problem in GNU "high priority" list for a decade, it's nice to see this thing exist. My comment was more about the initial "make it happen" part. To me, `rr` seems like a really non trivial project to get going in the first place. Not a lot of orgs would have taken a risk with this.
- roca 8y agoWe deliberately chose a design that could be implemented with a very small team. In fact there has never been more than about one person working full time on rr, usually less. That's one reason we bet on not using code instrumentation, for example. But yes, Mozilla deserves major credit for supporting us building this crazy thing --- and of course, releasing it.