Justine Tunney
Justine Tunney
Indeed. Thanks for the report @umbrellary. This sounds like a simple fix. Would you like to send us a pull request adding a special case for star contact? We should...
We'd likely need to implement support for TCP SIP first. That's something that should happen. Once that's done, it might be possible to have TLS connections flow through a program...
Fuzzing is an even smarter way to do it than the RFC torture tests. I'd welcome a change like this.
Would that help people only link the parts they need? If so I say let's do that. What do you think of naming the directories `sip/parse/` and `sdp/parse/`?
Ah yes that's a good point, regarding Go readability. Taking a quick glance at the [Effective Go](https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#package-names) guide, how about `sip/sipfsm` and `sdp/sdpfsm` which are succinct, unique, and short for...
It sounds cool, but I honestly don't know what any of this is and likely wouldn't have any personal need for it. I'd encourage you to take the project and...
As of v2.1 Cosmo Libc has cross-platform IPv6 support. Please note we do not currently polyfill the ability to poll() on IPv4+IPv6 sockets on Windows. We intend to support that...
[Cosmopolitan Libc v2.1](https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/releases/tag/2.1) now supports pthreads. That includes detached threads, which are currently automatically reclaimed on `pthread_create` entry or `__cxa_finalize`.
Cosmopolitan Libc has MbedTLS in the mono repo. Would you need us to export that to be part of the amalgamation so you could depend on it like Redbean? Or...
The preferred method is to use MbedTLS. If you want to see the simplest possible example of something that uses pre-shared key TLS to secure its communications, check out runit:...