02:03 <amw> marcan: Is there any coding standard, for the C code? I am reading my way through the code and would like to add some comments as I understand things

02:04 <amw> I would like this to be helpful to others that come later so complying to a acceptable format would be good

05:03 <jannau> amw: there is a clang-format file, `make format` reformats the code

05:53 <amw> jannau: clang-7 doesn't like the m1n1/.clang-format info ? Perhaps later version? Not sure it says anything about comments - e.g. @param style stuff used in the kernel et cetera

05:57 <sven> i don't think we have any style for comments yet

05:57 <amw> Hmm clang-format is up to 12 :-( Sigh - 7 is Dec 2018 - pretty old

05:57 <sven> clang-format version 11.0.1 works for me

08:24 <mpaq> Hi! I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask; I've got an M1 where I want to run some tests and require a kext kernel module. So, I am still on macOS and haven't setup Linux yet. However, I fail to link against mp_rendezvous_no_intrs to run some instructions on all cores. Does anyone know if there is a different function I could use or what could cause this issue? (So the symbol is not exported but I

08:24 <mpaq> see it in the kernel image (/System/Library/Kernels/kernel). What confuses me a bit on a sitenote is that /System/Library/Kernels/kernel is reported as x86_64 by file

08:25 <j_ey> I dont think its the right place for kext dev

08:30 <mpaq> Yes, I assumed - still wanted to give it a shot :) but thank you and sorry for bothering

19:40 <jelly> hi, is it better to sponsor through github or through pateron?

19:59 <VinDuv> jelly: hi! IIRC marcan said on Twitter that GitHub was better (because lower fees)

22:19 <jelly> thanks, I thought I saw that somewhere but couldn't find the reference