Let's read the eBPF source code

[@ants_are_everywhere]

The Linux docs have a good description of the eBPF verifier: docs.kernel.org/bpf/verifier.html I've added the link to the show notes.

[@为民程]

very nice job!!! thank you so much for making this video. also i want to know where i can find the ebpf analyse blog/article? because when i try to search "ebpf source code analyse" all data I found is explain how to use ebpf instead of analyse it

[@ants_are_everywhere]

Thanks! Are you referring to an article I was looking at in the video? If so it may be this samsung.github.io/kspp-study/, which I'm looking at at time 1:47:50. If you mean something else, it would be helpful to have a time code.

[@annusingh4694]

Awesome video!

[@ants_are_everywhere]

Thank you!

[@pss_crs]

great jog, still I'm waiting ANTLR code review

[@ants_are_everywhere]

Hey thanks for your patience! I know you were one of the first people to get their requests in. I'm just now getting to the end of the plan I had when you commented, so I'm increasingly opening up more space to do user requests. Today at 10AM EST I'm doing a randomly chosen fan request. I'll choose one live on the air, and ANTLR will be one of the options. In my list I have ANTLR and Neovim marked down an early requests that get priority in the lottery. If, for some reason, they keep not winning the lottery then I'll do them as part of Tools Tuesday or something.

[@ants_are_everywhere]

I finally did ANTLR today! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4qQZKqeqLmdgdU

[@pss_crs]

@@ants_are_everywhere How can I thank you?

[@ants_are_everywhere]

@@pss_crs the best way to thank me is to spread the word about Ants Are Everywhere 😎