On 06/16/16 02:26, Tomohiro Kusumi wrote:
There was discussion about @@ in PFS path on irc channel a few days ago. This post has nothing to do with it, but explains what that @@ really means. This is very tricky, so most users probably had difficult time understanding what this @@ means.
This is a bit off-topic, but related to the PFS naming. Having ":" in the path causes a lot of trouble. Dunno if this issue has been brought up by jmarino. One such situation is the sysctl KERN_PROC_PATHNAME, e.g. used by rust to find the path of the executable. The problem arises when this is used in a PATH variable, as ":" is used there as a separator as well. The alternative is using /proc/curproc/cmdline, but this requires a mounted /proc filesystem which causes problems with the synth builder.
Regards, Michael
