Security patterns and anti-patterns in embedded development
Security patterns and anti-patterns in embedded development
Posted Apr 30, 2024 22:27 UTC (Tue) by willy (subscriber, #9762)In reply to: Security patterns and anti-patterns in embedded development by atai
Parent article: Security patterns and anti-patterns in embedded development
A lot of this is familiarity. When an unholy mess of shell, Makefile, sed, awk, perl spits out an error, I have an idea about how to go about diagnosing and even fixing it.
When it's something I don't know like m4, cmake or Bazel, I'm screwed. And honestly when it's something like Bazel which appears to exist Because Google Is Better At Everything Than You Are, I am disinclined to learn.
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