If I ever cross a PHP project, this is my first requirement to pass: [WayBack] Check your PHP project for known security issues – SensioLabs Security Advisories Checker
–jeroen
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/02/05
If I ever cross a PHP project, this is my first requirement to pass: [WayBack] Check your PHP project for known security issues – SensioLabs Security Advisories Checker
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/02/05
Being part of a team can be tough, so this article has Seven ways individualism is getting in their way: [WayBack] Why Your Team Is Not Working as a Team – The Startup – Medium.
Via: [WayBack] “When your top players don’t know how to work together, their individual talents are useless.” – Marjan Venema – Google+ (who is a great coach!)
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2020/02/05
I could not find any official place where ReturnAddress
is documented even though it is used at quite a few places in the RTL, VCL, FMX and 3rd party libraries like DUnitX, Spring4D, JCL, ReportBuilder, TeeChart.
I tried searching it in the contexts of Delphi 2007, Delphi 2009, but there is only a [Archive.is] different System.ObjAuto.TParameters.ReturnAddress
documented in XE2 and higher.
procedure Abort; begin raise EAbort.CreateRes(@SOperationAborted) at ReturnAddress; end;
There is a (usually broken*) ReturnAddr
function used in various places of the RTL/VCL/FMX and (therefore wrongfully copied) in many other peoples code.
function ReturnAddr: Pointer; // From classes.pas asm MOV EAX,[EBP+4] // sysutils.pas says [EBP-4], but this works ! end;
Related to the above is the documented ExceptAddr
.
I’ve used this in my ExceptionHelperUnit
to build a GetStackTrace
function in the example gist below.
I found these posts documenting the behaviour of the above intrinsic functions and more:
–jeroen
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