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by aleclm 5y ago
AFAIU the second part of the ruling states that you don't need to warn/get permission by the author. Basically, you can fix it for your own consumption. Surely you can't redistribute copyrighted material.
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EU court rules no EULA can forbid decompilation, if you want to fix a bug(curia.europa.eu)
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by aleclm 5y ago
rev.ng | Frontend Developer | Milan HQ or remote in CEST-friendly time zones | Full-time | https://rev.ng We're looking for a frontend developer with experience in TypeScript, HTML+CSS and REST or GraphQL. rev.ng is develop
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by aleclm 5y ago
rev.ng | Compiler Engineer | Milan HQ or remote in CEST-friendly time zones | Full-time | https://rev.ng We're looking for a developer with experience in modern C++. We're developing a next-generation decompiler and ha
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by aleclm 5y ago
At rev.ng we're developing ludwig, a clang-based automatic generator of wrappers for C++ APIs. First we generate C API and then generate wrappers for dynamic languages such as Python/Ruby/JS. It's basically SWiG done rig
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Embedding Python in Another Application(docs.python.org)
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GCC 10.3 has been released(gcc.gnu.org)
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Show HN: PageBuster – Dump all the code ever executed by a process(github.com)
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PageBuster: Stealthily dump all the code ever executed(rev.ng)
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by aleclm 6y ago
rev.ng | Frontend Software Engineer | Milan HQ or remote | https://rev.ng rev.ng is building the next-generation LLVM-based decompiler. We're looking for a developer with experience in modern C++ and/or Qt, (including
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Coroutines are Qt: safer thread pools interactions with C++20(youtube.com)
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Binutils 2.36 Release now available(sourceware.org)
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Cory Doctorow (CCC): What the cyberoptimists got wrong – and what to do about it(media.ccc.de)
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Show HN: Big Match – Find GitHub repos embedded in binaries(bigmatch.rev.ng)
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Bash 5.1(lists.gnu.org)
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BashML: Why Spark when you can bash?(rev.ng)
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Fuzzing binaries with LLVM's libFuzzer and rev.ng(rev.ng)
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Remindmail: Self-hosted reminder for unanswered emails(github.com)
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Nested Tmux Done Right(github.com)
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Nested-tmux: simple nesting of tmux sessions(github.com)
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A minimal ELF dynamic loader for learning purposes(github.com)
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by aleclm 10y ago
The LLVM-C API is quite powerful, and I'm planning to upstream some patch to expose additional stuff. On the other hand, llvmlite doesn't even parse existing IR, it's basically write-only. Plus, representing the IR in Python
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by aleclm 10y ago
Final in the sense that hopefully we won't need a fourth one. It should provide the best performance (since the IR is not re-encoded in Python) and I've tried to make it flexible and future proof. llvmlite currently only supports
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Llvmcpy – Python bindings for LLVM auto-generated from the LLVM-C API(rev.ng)
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Snake: end-to-end encrypted messaging, collaboration and file sharing platform(indiegogo.com)
1 points by aleclm 13y ago|0 comments