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I think for the main goal of cleaning up the Mac-specific hack, a CrashRecovery library would work equally well. Juergen is more familiar with the WebKit side of things, so he may be aware of something I’m not thinking of. Chandler, does splitting out a CrashRecovery library instead seem sane? Other than code organization and naming, the general idea of splitting out a Crash...

...between Support and ToolsSupport is really worth it. > > Most LLVM tools are single threaded and don't need to redirect signals to the current thread. I think it's only the crash recovery logic that needs the signal to be delivered to the current thread. Maybe we should factor out a CrashRecovery library, given that XCode via libclang is basically the only client of this stuff? Does WebKit want to try to recover from JIT assertion failures? The other thought I had which motivated this solution was that if we could strip all the functionality that is only really used by tools out into a sep...

...Pocket Linux 8) Boot RedHat Linux 8 9) Boot RedHat Linux 8 text e) Boot RedHat Linux 8 expert k) Boot RedHat Linux 8 ks n) Boot RedHat Linux 8 nofb l) Boot RedHat Linux 8 lowres c) Boot RedHat Linux 8 CrashRecovery a) Boot from first floppy drive (0x00) q) Skip CD-Rom boot (try next boot device) 1,2,3 are from Bart's web, I create the img file (win98.img and winme.img) with dd.exe I got FD Linux at http://www.fdlinux.com/download.html and Pocket Linux at http://www.pocket-lnx...

...tw, timeout=100 does nothing. The failure is in a few seconds, adding to the timeout changes nothing). There are a number of timing errors on the Centos 5 system. Even the Centos 4 system had a SCSI error (0x7000). I did find ONE mention of "cdrecord: Cannot get disk type": http://crashrecovery.org/oss-dvd/Changelog.html but that is dated 2/2/06. One would think it is fixed in Centos 5..... I have NOT gotten the HP CDRW working yet, that is the one I want to leave on the server, as the Storix is my traveling drive. More work. Any pointers gladly taken! I REALLY want to move my CD...

...substantial other dependencies). - Daniel On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 6:53 PM, Pete Cooper <peter_cooper at apple.com> wrote: > > On Nov 6, 2014, at 4:52 PM, Chris Bieneman <beanz at apple.com> wrote: > > I think for the main goal of cleaning up the Mac-specific hack, a > CrashRecovery library would work equally well. Juergen is more familiar > with the WebKit side of things, so he may be aware of something I’m not > thinking of. > > Chandler, does splitting out a CrashRecovery library instead seem sane? > > FWIW, I prefer a ToolsSupport library. It gives us th...

I would have preferred the library to be moved out of the “Support” folder and have its own top-level library and include folder. Just my 2 cents. > On Nov 6, 2014, at 2:12 PM, Chris Bieneman <beanz at apple.com> wrote: > > So, I decided to try and start small. My idea here was create a ToolsSupport library, and move one small, but important function into the new library to shake

Hello all, I've deployed new servers - installing new CentOS servers via PXE booting using its iso distribution stored on an NFS server. For certain server types; I'd like to install custom applications into a server and then generate an image of that server, and deploy again via PXE to another group of servers. Wanted to find out if anyone can forward any pointers to papers or links