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                                            Bartosz Gołaszewski

Drop AC_FUNC_MALLOC and _REALLOC and check for them as regular functions.

This is strange - I've been cross-compiling this a lot for different platforms and it's also deployed in yocto and buildroot - I have never seen any such problem. Could...

Drop AC_FUNC_MALLOC and _REALLOC and check for them as regular functions.

The thing is: `AC_FUNC_MALLOC` is a very standard macro. It not only checks the existence of `malloc()` but also verifies that it's compatible with GNUC `malloc()`. The comment you're adding...

Drop AC_FUNC_MALLOC and _REALLOC and check for them as regular functions.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'll take another look at this and potentially apply this patch.

QML plugin not being built in yocto (probably silently ignored due to unmet, non-essential dependencies)

I saw this line before and made sure I have qtquick in every build environment. But since this must be the place that borks I started digging deeper - I...

Module name conflicts with official bindings

Hey! Thanks for inviting me as owner of the pypi package. I admit that Python bindings have not received enough of my attention, mostly due to the fact that I'm...

Tests are very slow and a lot of time is spent in the wait4() system call

@martin-schulze-vireso [Here you go](https://github.com/brgl/slow-bats-demo) Let me know if anything is missing from the README

Tests are very slow and a lot of time is spent in the wait4() system call

I think this may just be the way bats works - running the bats' own test-suite results in a very similar strace output: ``` % time seconds usecs/call calls errors...

Python for LineSettings has invalid repr

Thanks for the report, I'll fix it. Can I have your email address for the Reported-by tag?

Python for LineSettings has invalid repr

Fix is now in master.

gpioget failure with inappropriate ioctl for device

It is quite unusual that the returned fd is 0. This could only happen if you previously closed all your stdin which doesn't appear to be the case. Can you...