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Neat, although the blog post doesn't make this explicit, the new x86_64-unknown-none target disables the red zone, truly making it useful in kernels where other
by monocasa 4y ago
Neat, although the blog post doesn't make this explicit, the new x86_64-unknown-none target disables the red zone, truly making it useful in kernels where otherwise an incoming interrupt would corrupt your stack.
- guthriej 4y agoI hadn’t heard of the red zone, this article explained it quite well: https://os.phil-opp.com/red-zone/ https://os.phil-opp.com/red-zone/.