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I'd like the source code to be automatically clang-formatted according to my settings anytime the code is compiled. That is, don't require me to use the contextual menu or keyboard shortcut to format the code. Just auto-format it; just like the code is auto-compiled too.

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There is some code in Corefile that attempts to validate that the stack is potentially valid, by checking the very end of the stack for \x00 bytes.

When running a native i386 kernel, there may only be 4 bytes instead of the expected 8 bytes. We should probably check for self.bytes bytes at the end of the stack, instead of the hard-coded 8 bytes.

https://github.com/Gallopsled/pwntools/

The default documentation URL points to github.com. Doing this in VS2017 results in a message from github that internet explorer is an unsupported browser.

Workaround is to use local storage/clone of the wiki.

I haven't started work yet, but I wanted to mention that there is one more conan-related project for XMake I want to do which is called a "Build Helper".

https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/reference/build_helpers.html

The documentation for the CMake helper provides the justification here:

https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/reference/build_helpers/cmake.html

In summary, helpers make the Con

RETURN pseudo-instruction currently accepts only constant values.

• RETURN should accept general-purpose registers for functions with integer or pointer return type. Lower to STORE.RESULT for Go and to MOV[ZX/SX](rax/eax, reg) for other ABIs
• RETURN should accept xmm registers for functions with floating-point return type. Lower to STORE.RESULT for Go and to MOVSS/MOVSD(xmm0, xmmN)

Vue.js repository (https://github.com/vuejs/vue) have over 160k stars but its not in the list. Why?

UPD: I can see Vue.js in the "README-Node.md" list, and "react" as well. But the same "react" repository listed inside of "README-JS.md". How come?

Consider porting existing PeachPy Go projects to avo. At a minimum this would be really valuable feedback and system-level testing for avo. These could be committed to the avo examples directory or potentially committed back to the original repos if their maintainers are interested.

In-place relocation is convenient for assembly programmers but a more robust solution would be the traditional relocation tables found in other executable formats like ELF. Adding this would be convenient for C programs as well and would help us simplify the compiler.

1. Add a new KEXC header which points to a relocation table, simply a list of program-relative addresses at which additional pro

A good example is ConfuserEx's anti tamper.
Just loading and saving the file with dnlib will remove the extra section injected by ConfuserEx and the assembly cannot be run or deobfuscated any further.

(This is a draft)

• Add various listeners for achievements (See VaultCompleteListener.java for example)

It would look something like that:

    // Handle division by zero error
    user.getStats().addToStringSet("achievements", "divis

It would be good to have some (at least 3-5) tutorials that teach new users what LIKWID can do and how to use it properly. From my experience as a user and FOSS developer, tutorials like deal.ii's are good thing to have. In that case we have first 5 that has to be read in a sequence by users, and then things start to branch off by t

I haven't seen any tutorials related to working with SGDK's 3D capabilities (rendering 3d shapes with the Bitmap engine and working with various Maths3D functions). I've tried taking a look at the built-in cube demo, but there are several things that the demo alone can't really address, especially with lack of detailed comments. I found myself asking questions like "So is that checkerboard dither