Brian L. Troutwine
Brian L. Troutwine
@slashmili FWIW I don't maintain that library any longer. @tuncer has been doing tagging work as a part of https://github.com/blt/port_compiler/issues/29 I think?
> I ask this because I'm always looking for more ways to learn more Rust and reasons to bother @blt :) :wave:
Any particular reason? (Also, consider issue #4.)
I tend to agree with you and thought your issue ticket would be stronger with elaboration. I find the answer given in issue #4 unconvincing: PropEr is much less like...
The GPL is a very opinionated license, one whose primary purpose is a tool for social change. In that regard its been remarkably effective. The project authors might well intend...
> 1. You can point us to another license that is strong copyleft and allows unrestricted use of the tool in open source projects only. If your goal is to...
If you intend for this project to be usable by open source projects, you might state that and make an explicit exception in your license. For instance, basho recently pulled...
I buy the basic approach here, FYI.
@tfheen I'd be very interested to see this work done. syslog_rfc5424 would need updating, I think. `rustc_serialize` is deprecated in favor of serde but the update shouldn't be a nightmare...
I think that'd be a perfect use-case for nom. I've used nom in past days to parse in the statsd and graphite sources, backing it out for something hand-rolled since...