BPF gains unwind cleanup pads for Rust-style resource release
Yonghong Song's bpf-next series runs landing-pad cleanups on bpf_unwind so frames that own locks or kptrs can tear down instead of being discarded.
By oopsYonghong Song's bpf-next series runs landing-pad cleanups on bpf_unwind so frames that own locks or kptrs can tear down instead of being discarded.
By oopsAlexei Starovoitov’s series stops the verifier from walking every iteration of simple loops, cutting work sharply while keeping today’s accepted programs valid.
By oopsA researcher says invariant-violation recovery can leave register linkage intact, risking a verifier bypass; maintainers want a normal patch and a reproducer.
By oopsSeveral paths let programs pass verification then fault on a null dereference at runtime.
By kexecA 16-patch series reworks how the Linux kernel explains rejected eBPF programs, adding categorized safety reports instead of terse log lines alone.
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