Luke Gorrie

also relevant from Snabb is the [main.lua excerpt](https://github.com/snabbco/snabb/blob/master/src/core/main.lua#L227-L249) that spawns a child process to detect the parent's termination and handle relevant cleanup.

The 96-bit VM (#93) would allow us to use full 64-bit addresses. This would divide tagged values into a 32-bit type tag and a 64-bit value. This has not been...

@hendrikp I'd bet there is a simple solution that you can use with LuaJIT. Sounds like you only need signed/sign-extended addresses. I would be surprised if there is not a...

@hendrikp Just to clarify: I am saying that *virtual addresses* on x86-64 are not really 64-bit on the hardware level. They are more like signed 48-bit numbers that look 64-bit...

@hendrikp If you want professional help to work out what the issue is and find a solution I can help you with that via http://snabb.solutions/. Windows should not be a...

I'll merge this on the next sweep through PRs unless @petebristow has objections.

There is no native TCP stack for Snabb. However, Antti Kantee has [run the NetBSD network stack on Snabb](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/snabb-devel/2yF5LZ-VS10/DxEifZXuIpkJ) as a proof of concept. What do you want to do?

That would be neat. No, today we don't have a TCP stack. I would love to find a reasonable excuse to build one :) particularly a special-purpose one that would...

@dpino Cool see you there :). @wingo floated the idea that on Friday we could even book a conference room somewhere for an informal miniconf where we can each present...

Groovy :) I am updating the info above as people leave comments.