Reducing memory usage of rsyslog

I’ve never been a big fan of rsyslog, preferring syslog-ng instead. However, I am giving rsyslog another chance. One of my biggest problems with rsyslog has been it’s high memory usage, documented by many people in many complaints that can be found using google. Now this emmory is usually, though not always, virtual and not …

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Stumbling on cool things

I’m interested in emulators, always have been, and I was wondering if anyone had used LLVM to write an emulator. I came across this highly detailed account which was a fun read: Statically Recompiling NES Games into Native Executables with LLVM and Go It concludes stating that static recompilation is probably less practical than JIT, …

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