Inflation
Inflation
We may need to use async trait to support quinn 0.9, that would greatly change the interface.
`librsvg` had a similar journey for gradually rewriting to Rust piece by piece. For niche platforms, there's also gcc backends in the development and looks very promising.
I’m not having a very strong background in cpp, and so does the the rest of the team. To me, there are a lot of STL boilerplates to just make...
@firstel Please open another issue or reply in the relevant issue.
There's a new formally verified Kyber (ML-KEM) [Rust implementation](https://cryspen.com/post/ml-kem-implementation/). The performance is good and the API looks promising.
Hey there, I'm trying to integrate v4 API, and one of the major changes is that all functions under `VSAPI` need a `VSCore` argument. It seems tedious to try to...
@YaLTeR Sure thing. That would be much better.
@quietvoid Hey there! I tried to modify the codebase to accommodate V4 APIs but the difference is large enough so I just thought it's better to rewrite it from ground...
Well, this fork is not meant to be properly implemented, only as a hack to get the library compiled. It may work or not work as I'm just substituting missing...
Another thing is running x86_64 applications under Rosetta 2 in a VM. I could fetch an x86_64 version of `nix-ld` and manually symlink to `/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2` and runs the application fine....