BPF Tales, or Why Did I Recompile the Kernel to Average Some Numbers? - Giulia Frascaria

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Demonstrates using BPF (Berkeley Packet Filter) to solve a practical problem—averaging numbers—including kernel recompilation. Shows hands-on technique application in systems programming.

A 35-minute video from The Linux Foundation: “BPF Tales, or Why Did I Recompile the Kernel to Average Some Numbers? - Giulia Frascaria”.

Video by The Linux Foundation, played through YouTube's embedded player.

Part of Open Source Summit & Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2020