Ruxcon 2011 and GOAT-Plugs

This weekend has been totally crazy.  I loved it.  Oh, why you ask?  Ummmmmm..... Ruxcon 2011.  Great conference, lots of fantastic talks.  And just hanging out and making friends.  I must give a shout-out to all the Ruxcon crew for accepting my talk, and letting me speak, and putting together an awesome con!  The after parties were great too!  My discourse on GCC plugins, I think, went well.  Sorry for the pretty poor structure here in this post, but I think information was conveyed.  Weekend (including Friday) was awesome.

And now a shameless plug.  The slides for my talk are here:
http://users.757.org/~enferex/enferex_ruxcon2011.pdf

And the source code for GOAT-Plugs are here (GCC Obfuscation Augmentation Tools).  Sweet capra aegagrus hircus Batman! What?!  This is a set of GCC plugins (primarily proof of concept and example code I wrote so people can play with plugins).  The site has more information on what the individual plugins can do.
https://github.com/enferex/GOAT-Plugs

-Matt

LWN and GCC Plugins

I wrote an article a while back on how to create a GCC plugin. I have been working with Linux Weekly News: http://www.lwn.net on getting it published. I must say, the team there of Jake Edge and Jonathan Corbet were great to work with. This article was originally published 2 weeks ago, but for subscribers only. It is now available for free here:
An Introduction to Creating GCC Plugins: http://lwn.net/Articles/459982/

-Matt