On amd64, this makes no sense because we don't use stack protector. It is retguard. So something smells, it is like their handwritten context switcher wasn't handling the full context before. But that might only matter if it unrolls via two seperate methods, or if a new function above has become protected which was not protected before. The description in the upstream work is pretty lacking.
- devel/boost syscall(2) removal Rafael Sadowski
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Brad Smith
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Stuart Henderson
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Brad Smith
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Otto Moerbeek
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Theo de Raadt
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Brad Smith
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Otto Moerbeek
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) removal Otto Moerbeek
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) remo... Rafael Sadowski
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) remo... Otto Moerbeek
- Re: devel/boost syscall(2) ... Stuart Henderson
- boost 1.83 (was Re: devel/b... Theo Buehler
- Re: boost 1.83 (was Re: dev... Brad Smith
- Re: boost 1.83 (was Re: dev... Brad Smith
- Re: boost 1.83 (was Re: dev... Theo Buehler
