14:10:57 <KungFuJesus> tsoome: nice find in libnsl.  This probably affects, NFS, no?
14:11:25 <KungFuJesus> not sure if client, server, or both, but it's used for handling XDR traffic, right?
14:48:01 <tsoome> it should not affect nfs directly as we have nfs in kernel
14:49:02 <tsoome> that code is about non-blocking stateful connections, however
15:51:32 <danmcd> Am I here again?
16:08:31 <danmcd> (Seems that way.  Just finished the upgrade-my-workstation dance.  All good!)
17:28:00 <tsoome> on ventura now?:)
17:28:21 <tsoome> .oO who is inventing all those names anuhow...
17:28:25 <tsoome> anyhow*
17:46:37 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 15094 WPTS BVT_SMB2Basic_Query_FileAllInformation -- Gordon Ross <gwr⊙rc>
20:07:05 <tsoome> hm. clang does not generate debug info for usr/src/cmd/sendmail/libmilter/worker.c 
20:39:07 <yuripv> probably _FFR_WORKERS_POOL is undefined and the entire file is no-op?
20:40:52 <tsoome> true, gcc gets away because it does emit some strings and constants, so ctf tools will not freak out
22:24:18 <richlowe> yeah, empty source files trip the ctf stuff
22:24:45 <richlowe> they should probably learn that an empty CU doesn't need ctf
22:24:51 <richlowe> but I'm not sure how reliably we can determine "an empty CU"
22:25:15 <richlowe> something without functions, objects, or type definitions?
22:26:40 <richlowe> I think by the time we complain about no ctf, we don't know that any longer