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* [International Shipping by Suricrasia Online * [International Shipping by Suricrasia Online
](https://bitbucket.org/blackle_mori/international-shipping) ](https://bitbucket.org/blackle_mori/international-shipping)
* [Ninjadev dabbles in intros](https://github.com/aleksanb/fourkay) * [Ninjadev dabbles in intros](https://github.com/aleksanb/fourkay)

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## The C runtime ## The C runtime
Even though C is a relatively low-level language, some assembly code is needed Even though C is a relatively low-level language, some assembly code is needed
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For exiting the program when not using `__libc_start_main`, you can just use a For exiting the program when not using `__libc_start_main`, you can just use a
bare syscall, or `int3`. bare syscall, or `int3`.

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## Process creation ## Process creation
Main source: "How programs get run", on lwn Main source: "How programs get run", on lwn
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second lwn article for details. second lwn article for details.
* For dynamic linking-related stuff on program entry, see [this * For dynamic linking-related stuff on program entry, see [this
page](/explain/rtld) page](/explain/rtld)

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## Dynamic linking ## Dynamic linking
Dynamic linking is the process of loading code and data from shared libraries. Dynamic linking is the process of loading code and data from shared libraries.
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read the hashtables. read the hashtables.
Smol uses these two tricks to achieve an even smaller binary size. Smol uses these two tricks to achieve an even smaller binary size.

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## Syscalls ## Syscalls
Main source: "Anatomy of a System Call", on lwn Main source: "Anatomy of a System Call", on lwn
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Syscalls are invoked using the `swi #0` instruction. The syscall number is Syscalls are invoked using the `swi #0` instruction. The syscall number is
placed in `r7`, arguments are placed in `r0` through `r6`. The return value is placed in `r7`, arguments are placed in `r0` through `r6`. The return value is
placed in the `r0` register. placed in the `r0` register.

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## vondehi ## vondehi
Vondehi is an in-memory unpacker for data compressed with `gzip` or `xz` (or Vondehi is an in-memory unpacker for data compressed with `gzip` or `xz` (or
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3. Run `execveat` on the memfd. 3. Run `execveat` on the memfd.
Of course, the code itself is hand-optimized x86 assembly, and is very crazy. Of course, the code itself is hand-optimized x86 assembly, and is very crazy.

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### Talk with us ### Talk with us
Join `#lsc` on IRCnet! Join `#lsc` on IRCnet!

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### Las explains the state of SDL at Revision ## Las explains the state of SDL at Revision
(Context: he is the organizer of the intro compos. [This entry](https://demozoo.org/productions/202460/) uses SDL even though it wasn't allowed in the rules.) (Context: he is the organizer of the intro compos. [This entry](https://demozoo.org/productions/202460/) uses SDL even though it wasn't allowed in the rules.)
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12:32 <@las> NOT ON YOUTUBE. 12:32 <@las> NOT ON YOUTUBE.
``` ```
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## unlord (LCA 2019) ## Talks
### unlord (LCA 2019)
[pdf](https://people.xiph.org/~unlord/LCA2019.pdf); [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5WX-wN_RKY) [pdf](https://people.xiph.org/~unlord/LCA2019.pdf); [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5WX-wN_RKY)
## Shiz & PoroCYon (Revision 2019) ### Shiz & PoroCYon (Revision 2019)
[pdf](https://pcy.ulyssis.be/pres/Lin.pdf); [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a03HXo8a_Io) [pdf](https://pcy.ulyssis.be/pres/Lin.pdf); [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a03HXo8a_Io)

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## Some notes about the target platform ## Some notes about the target platform
We'll mostly target the Revision compo rules, as it's the biggest party, and We'll mostly target the Revision compo rules, as it's the biggest party, and

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* [Oidos](https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=69524), [untested Linux port * [Oidos](https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=69524), [untested Linux port
](https://gitlab.com/PoroCYon/oidos) ](https://gitlab.com/PoroCYon/oidos)
* [Axiom](https://github.com/monadgroup/axiom/) is "supposed" to work * [Axiom](https://github.com/monadgroup/axiom/) is "supposed" to work