Matt Johnston
Matt Johnston
This makes it easier for distributions to patch the source directory, rather than needing to create localoptions.h in the build directory. Makefile's OPTION_HEADERS is removed, the wildcard *.h covers it
I'd like to be able to sign/verify non-prehash signatures without the whole message in memory. The use case is for running on `no_std` embedded where the message is serialized directly...
My use case for it is as part of a round-trip test for serialising a SigningKey inside a program's config struct. I don't see any hazard adding this as a...
This replaces https://github.com/dalek-cryptography/ed25519-dalek/pull/304 I'd like to be able to sign/verify non-prehash signatures without the whole message in memory. The use case is for running on `no_std` embedded where the message...
Thanks for virtue, it works nicely for my purposes parsing SSH binary protocol. I'm using enum variant attributes that can have `Ident`s in them such as `#[sshwire(variant = SSH_NAME_ED25519)]`, where...
The [LICENSE](LICENSE) file just says `Copyright (c) 2020 M5Stack` which isn't right. For example [In_eSPI.h](https://github.com/m5stack/M5StickC/blob/master/src/utility/In_eSPI.h) is from [TFT_eSPI](https://github.com/Bodmer/TFT_eSPI/blob/master/license.txt) with various authors whose work is used without any attribution. I assume...
If check_close() ran prior to a server channel exec/shell request, it would send a close immediately. This fix changes it to exclude write_fd==FD_UNINIT from being closed there. When a channel...
I've made `linear_map` public as a namespace for `linear_map::Entry`. There could be a bit of confusion with the `crate::Entry` re-export of `index_map::Entry`, not sure if there's any better option. Closes...
The first commit implements a borrowed sender/receiver for `Channel`. This allows sending from the `Channel` itself, and also could be an alternative to MPSC such as in #2322. Currently there...
embassy-net `TcpReader::read_with()` can be used to avoid the 1 kB copy buffer. Figure if there's a way to automatically specialise that.