Hello. What methods currently exist to configure OVMF/AAVMF dynamically at runtime? For example, modify the preferred Language, set boot menu timeout or enable SecureBoot. To my knowledge, the

Yeah, I have the same problem with cscope. Too many matches for one symbol. wrote: -- Best, Daniel

Ah, ctags! Haven't used that for years. I'll give it a shot. Thanks for sharing. -- Best, Daniel

I use cscope, and the "rscope" extension to emacs. I use a script to collect source files and include directories from the source tree to generate the cscope.files file. That works, but isn't smart

I use "Exuberant Ctags" for generating a "tags" file, and NEdit for editing source code. NEdit loads the "tags" file and can jump to definitions. If there are multiple function definitions, NEdit

I'm also using VSCode for edk2 development. If your workspace is not in local machine but in a remote server, you can use Remote Development extension (SSH tunnel). It works well for me. Below are

Very nice! Thank you for the pointers. I wonder how the cross links were created and whether it's possible to integrate them into my editor (vim). If not, is there a build target for doxygen? So

https://bugzilla.tianocore.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2850 I submitted a Bugzilla for compile_commands.json. Are you interested in taking this Bugzilla?

I have found that VSCode opening the edk2 folder does a decent job of giving you resolution of symbols but you still have to understand edk2 specifics like library resolution, public/private files,

It's very specific for my use of building it for my site, but I've put the Doxyfile at https://bsdio.com/edk2/docs/master.doxyfile . You'll want to change things like the output directory, which is

Personally, I've found Doxygen a great help in understanding EDK2. I've been maintaining a build of the documentation at https://bsdio.com/edk2/docs/master/index.html for a few years. I think I've

Started looking at EDKII code about two months ago. One of the things I still haven't figured out is how to read code effectively, possibly with the help of cross referencing tools. Haven't got much

I just noticed this never got committed: https://github.com/tianocore/edk2/blob/master/.gitmodules still shows the old URL. -- Rebecca Cran

This is an unfortunate oversight in the architecture, but RNDRRS most certainly does not return a true random number. RNDR and RNDRRS both return the output of a DRBG (pseudo RNG), and the only

Right, I hope to propose some patches after the stable tag. Thanks, Paolo -- should not be your job, but I'll gladly take your help. Seeing a few examples from you will hopefully teach me some

I think the first step should be to introduce the new fence primitives and fixing MemoryFence to be what it says on the tin. I can volunteer for the work of removing volatile once those are

Yeah, also given that the bugs around this are subtle. And, it is a non-trivial effort to test all the affected pieces of logic. Just thinking out aloud -- maybe the thing to do might be to

The ARMv8.5 RNDRRS instruction appears to be missing from the diagram on page 11 - it has RngLib|RNDR, which is listed under PRNG, but RNDRRS returns a true random number. From the Arm ARM: "Returns

Laszlo, I think it makes sense to “break this up”. Seems like we need correct primitives and documentation on how to use them. It is easy enough after that to use code review to make new code

Given the actual amount of MemoryFence() calls and "volatile" uses in edk2, it's actually a pretty large undertaking to "fix" these issues. I don't foresee a quick resolution here, especially if I'm