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Re:Writing Assembly on OpenBSD (x86) (2012) by ori_b on Monday January 25, 2016 @03:10AM (#10966136)
What I'm curious about is whether there's a good writeup of what you need to do to handle the (presumably) ASLR that OpenBSD has.

I've been having a hell of a time figuring out what's going on when I try to port Myrddin -- the code I generate will often segfault, on a string that GDB seems to think is perfectly valid, and happily prints. Some of the strings have clearly wonky addresses, (eg, within the zero page), others don't look insane.

Re:Writing Assembly on OpenBSD (x86) (2012) by i4k on Monday January 25, 2016 @02:22PM (#10969255)
Not related to your comment, but...

Thanks for Myrddin! It's a very promising language! Well designed and using the right tools.

People of #cat-v showed it to me and since then I look forward to play with it!