Jason Heeris
Jason Heeris
Ah of course, I didn't realise that was added so recently. I also wondered about Windows. IIRC mostly it's completion based, not readiness based, but obviously some libraries manage it...
@notgull Did you perhaps half-edit this? I don't understand these together: > it only supports one-shot polling, although that could be changed. (Except the one-shot one, since
Also, I keep meaning to comment on this: > And mostly I was wondering if we could have some meaningful windows support I suspect that if we *really* wanted that,...
Ah right, that makes sense. For me, edge-triggered mode is important because I use [Calloop with ZeroMQ](https://gitlab.com/detly/calloop-zmq/) and some Linux hardware APIs (eg. GPIOs) which provide fds that work best...
I notice there's a branch `rpi2-jessie` — what's the state of this branch? I've been trying to get it to work, but I don't know whether it's a work in...
I'm just going to add some comments here so they're all in one place. If you don't want your issue tracker to be the place for this, let me know...
Aha! If I manually copy `build/chroot/boot/bcm2709-rpi-2-b.dtb` to my testing dir, and use `-dtb bcm2709-rpi-2-b.dtb` in my `qemu` invocation, it boots. I can't yet get a login prompt or anything, but...
Quick not from IRC, where `eschwartz` points out: > for Option 3: fork upstream > you don't need to get the commit hash repeatedly > wrap-git supports [using the commit...
Also raised (paraphrasing): what's wrong with tracking `https://github.com/username/repo/archive/.tar.gz`? Me: that works for github, but is extremely annoying for gitlab (which requires an API call to get the URL I think?),...
I just had a similar problem, and it was because the CI system was "helpfully" caching the `target` dir, which meant that whatever `cargo chef` prepared was blown away and...