Andrew
Andrew
cloudlibc has a fantastic number of ports available. Motion to spread support even wider! * HardenedBSD (basically FreeBSD with W^X) * OpenBSD * Alpine (musl libc) * Void Linux (musl...
Hello, I am trying to write my first CloudABI program, following along with the tutorials. I have a Clang-based CloudABI toolchain installed, along with cloudabi-run. hello.c: ```c #include int main(void)...
The Rust tutorial for developing CloudABI programs requires the developer to write a substantial amount of unsafe code by hand in order to be able to use cloudabi::fd's with typical...
Porting applications from libc to cloudlibc is hard work, but one problem is particularly pernicious: cloudlibc toolchains do not warn the programmer when he or she forgets basic steps for...
The [posted](https://nuxi.nl/cloudabi/debian/) installation steps for manually installing the CloudABI toolchain with the cloudabi-run utility in Debian/Ubuntu, omits some important requirements: * yaml2argdata headers need to be installed. * arpc needs...
Could we get .DEB packages, to automate the process of installing CloudABI toolchains, including the cloudabi-run utility? That would make it much easier for Debian/Ubuntu users to access CloudABI!
Some rsync entries in `progress -M` oscillate between appearing and disappearing, over and over. One quick mitigation would be to double the sample rate. At least then the entries would...
The progress tool occasionally shows duplicate lines. This can happen with rsync transfers, for example. We could do a better job of housing the status entries in a hashmap, keyed...
Hi, I enjoy using Xfennec progress to monitor Android file transfers. However, there is a system transfer which can sometimes get in the way of the regular transfer progress. Can...