One industry player I am friends with would like to move away from #Linux as a base for their embedded software.
Coming to thing of fit, why are we still using #timesharing operating systems designed to solve one particular problem of the 1950s - how to let multiple users the way to access a single very expensive computer machine?
@feld Do we want deltachat-rpc-server 2.9.0 in FreeBSD ports?
I am using your package to start my desktop client from git with https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-desktop/pull/5351 applied, but I think I should switch to 2.x series
[email protected] understands FreeBSD This should fix the problem reported in the forum: https://support.delta.chat/t/delta-chat-on-freebsd/2948/16?u=saper
I can't find any #Corba Object Request Brokers for Rust or Go.
There is some partially working code in Typescript though
Trying to make https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_cpp_stl_runtime/pull/48 work - would be great to have access to #OpenBSD or #DragonFly box to test, ideally with various byte order configurations
Currently it seems to be completely broken i.e. tests do not pass even if the bswap16/bswap32/bswap64 functions are used for #FreeBSD and #NetBSD.
After rebasing,
/home/saper/src/kaitai_struct_cpp_stl_runtime/tests/unittest.cpp:36: Failure
Expected equality of these values:
ks.read_f4le()
Which is: -9.6157696e+09
3.14159f
Which is: 3.1415901
It bums me out that "marshall"/"deputy" didn't win out in the database-stuff-renaming world.
Just think of all the great corny idioms we're losing out on in technical debates as a result. #ImYourHuckleberry
> I do not believe there are material differences in handling of user VA
between amd64 and arm64 from the application point of view. Also, I
believe that removal of sbrk(2) from arm64 was more an experiment to see
what breaks, instead of failed attempt to implement it.
> Now I think that we should claim that the experiment failed and just
allow sbrk on all Tier 1 arches. It is not worth the trouble.
Konstantin Belousov https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-arm/2023-November/003304.html #FreeBSD #sbrk #arm64
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