Stuart Henderson writes:
> Are the executables run with their full path for the bootstrap
> compilers? If so, could it preferentially use that from argv[0] (like
> sshd does when it needs to know its own path for reexec), and fallback
> to /usr/local/whatever if there's no / in argv[0]?
Ironical
Are the executables run with their full path for the bootstrap compilers?
If so, could it preferentially use that from argv[0] (like sshd does when
it needs to know its own path for reexec), and fallback to
/usr/local/whatever if there's no / in argv[0]?
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"Theo de Raadt" writes:
> Wind R wrote:
>
>> 1. OpenBSD doesn't have a syscall that returns the current path to the
>> executable file of the process, which adb and fastboot both use.
>
> This system call is impossible. It is not possible to convert an inode
> to a path cheaply. A variety of
