johnthacker

"BTW, the Intel C/C++ compiler is based on Clang" The *new* Intel compiler is. The Classic non LLVM based compiler is still available for now. The new compiler has different...

Zlib has an example implementation of [stream indexing for seeking and random access after reading a file once](https://github.com/madler/zlib/blob/master/examples/zran.c). We have an [implementation based upon it in Wireshark](https://gitlab.com/wireshark/wireshark/-/blob/master/wiretap/file_wrappers.c) that makes seeking...

Something like ```c /*! LZ4F_seek() : * Call this function to seek within the current frame to the nearest seek point (usually block start) * containing `dstOffset`, an offset in...

Another slightly different idea that would also be useful for seeking - a `LZ4F_decompress` variant that prefers stopping at block boundaries, and returns an indication that the current offset is...

> This is sort of possible already. If you decompress into an output buffer of size `0`, `LZ4F_decompress()` will read the current block from input, then decompress it internally, but...

I did update Wireshark (but this won't come out until 4.4.0) to reduce the number of UAC pop-ups by getting all the interface capability information at once, along with a...

> And to make things clearer, that means: > > 3a. The sparklines on the main screen and the Capture Options dialog. 3b. Actually capturing. Yes. The sparklines don't appear...

Ever since 4.0 you can do this: `tshark -U IP -r file -w output.pcapng` and it will write a file with Raw IP encapsulation with any packets that have IPv4...

I'll give it a try. I usually sign with my SSH key when a repo requests signed commits. That does seem to sign it (and GitHub marks it as Verified),...

Does that work? I created a GPG signature, added it to my GitLab profile, and re-signed and force pushed the commits. It does show as verified for me.