
During February 2026, Zhichen contributed to the radareorg/radare2 repository by implementing 16KB page alignment for AArch64 native libraries to ensure compatibility with Android 15 and above. Zhichen achieved this by adding a linker flag to android-build.sh and propagating the alignment requirement through mk/android.mk and sys/termux.sh, demonstrating expertise in Linux shell scripting and build system configuration. This work addressed evolving platform requirements, improved memory management, and laid groundwork for future optimizations. The solution leveraged Makefile and Shell, reflecting a solid understanding of cross-platform build engineering and architecture-specific constraints. No bugs were fixed during this period, focusing solely on feature development.
February 2026 monthly summary for radare2 (radareorg/radare2). Focused on Android 15+ compatibility by introducing 16KB page alignment for AArch64 native libraries. Implemented by adding a linker flag (-Wl,-z,max-page-size=16384) to LDFLAGS in android-build.sh and propagating alignment through the build system (mk/android.mk and sys/termux.sh). This work improves memory management, compatibility, and potential performance on modern Android devices. No major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact: reduced platform risk, smoother onboarding for Android 15+ users, and stronger foundation for future optimizations. Technologies/skills demonstrated: cross-platform build engineering, NDK/Android build tooling, linker flags, and architecture-specific optimizations.
February 2026 monthly summary for radare2 (radareorg/radare2). Focused on Android 15+ compatibility by introducing 16KB page alignment for AArch64 native libraries. Implemented by adding a linker flag (-Wl,-z,max-page-size=16384) to LDFLAGS in android-build.sh and propagating alignment through the build system (mk/android.mk and sys/termux.sh). This work improves memory management, compatibility, and potential performance on modern Android devices. No major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact: reduced platform risk, smoother onboarding for Android 15+ users, and stronger foundation for future optimizations. Technologies/skills demonstrated: cross-platform build engineering, NDK/Android build tooling, linker flags, and architecture-specific optimizations.

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