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On 22 Aug 2012 at 4:59, Maxim Kammerer wrote: |
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> Yes! :) I did read that post, and what I (probably wrongly) gathered |
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> from it was that the plugin was developed for 3 years, and finalized |
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> by Emese Revfy during the last year. |
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what we did 3 years ago was the macro hack, not much to do with the new |
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approach with the gcc plugin that she's worked on for a year now ;). |
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> I think I noted the "experimental" part, but figured that it's just you |
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> being on the safe side, and that booting and watching the system for a |
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> few minutes should be enough. |
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we normally take less time to shake out the initial bugs but this is |
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a tricky feature (we originally wanted to release it last autumn ;) |
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and there were always new surprises as more code was exposed to the |
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instrumentation. |
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> The referenced blog post could dispel the confusion, but I couldn't |
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> find it (and I did search for '"Emese Revfy" blog'). |
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she finished it just the other day, now i'll have to translate it and |
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then we can publish it finally (on the grsec blog). |
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