Alex Forster

I had not planned to support SCTP, but I can if there is sufficient interest.

I didn't even realize rebpf was using this, cool! I'd love for this crate to work for your usecase, but let me ask around and see if there's a better...

Hi! Sorry for going dark. I just pushed a branch: https://github.com/alexforster/pdu/tree/inline I asked/googled around and found that the following things are true: * Neither LLVM nor rustc provide any facilities...

Oh cool, I'll defer to your branch then. I haven't used rebpf (clearly), but in general the verifier is the thing I was most concerned about, because we definitely jump...

Anecdata: I'm a pretty frequent Excalidraw user and many of the library shapes I regularly use have only recently started doing this.

This has actually been a problem with other Electron-based apps I've used, if it helps.

ARM is _meant_ to be supported, and I regularly use this library on ARM. However, I run `regenerate.sh` on x86, and I definitely haven't tried to use any of the...

As of the current release, you can now generate bindings during build time using a new feature flag called `bindgen`, like so: `libbpf_sys = { version = "...", features =...

Hmm. This feature was added in [this commit](https://github.com/libbpf/libbpf-sys/commit/63a762faf790aa96d04dd0e72778d61fffa8e42b) by @danobi, and apparently broken by me in [this commit](https://github.com/libbpf/libbpf-sys/commit/3a6f3f602075b248fdd3d397e7c0947c7c93871b) when I removed `bindings.c` (since it was no longer necessary). I have...

> When `novendor` is disabled (default), you build the vendored libbpf and tell rustc to link it statically [here](https://github.com/libbpf/libbpf-sys/blob/8e6455dff3b189e06b26f9f5c1040b1c336a4684/build.rs#L158). Right, I get how it works without `novendor`, but I'm confused...