Monthly Archives: July 2009

Until recently I had been pretty agnostic about Intel vs. AT&T style assembler syntax. I always noticed that people who had a strong opinion almost always preferred Intel-style, but I didn’t care too much one way or the other. gcc … Continue reading →

I’ve been a git advocate for a while, and I use git in two different projects. I think git is an impressive technical accomplishment, but I think its interface (“porcelain”) is not ready for prime-time. I really hope some UI-focused … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking about documentation lately, and I feel unsatisfied with the options I currently have available to me for writing and publishing documents. This dissatisfaction is not too well defined; I can’t put my finger on exactly what I … Continue reading →

The -march flag itself is GCC-specific, but the general advice is universal: don’t forget to tell your compiler that it can take full advantage of your spiffy new CPU! I should know better but I’ve been forgetting to specify -march … Continue reading →