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I’m guessing it’s also related to the recent SQLite zero-day. SQLite is public-domain, and so it’s not unusual for projects to simply include the code directly
by CaliforniaKarl 8y ago
I’m guessing it’s also related to the recent SQLite zero-day. SQLite is public-domain, and so it’s not unusual for projects to simply include the code directly in their source distributions, which will either build it in or will provide a `./configure` option to use an already-built form (this is used by distro packagers). When the “build it in” option is used, then it’s statically linked.
- tptacek 8y agoI think Thomas Dullien has been working on this stuff for a very long time; his company, Zynamics, which Google acquired ages ago, was the author of BinDiff.