Steven Fackler

My particular thing would be dealing with two languages, not one, but in general 64 bit integers should work just fine in all the languages we care about *except* one.

But what level of "fine-ness" are we okay with? Would a polyfilled BigInt be sufficient in Typescript? Any API that wants to be consistent across a large variety of languages...

I recently overhauled rust-openssl to do this kind of thing, though with separate `Foo` and `FooRef

There are some other breaking changes I'd like to make to core-foundation-rs, so give me a heads up if you're preparing for a breaking release.

Yeah, that sounds like a reasonable approach.

I'm fine with some platforms not being able to report a HUP. I don't think read readiness will work - I can't be constantly waiting on a read since the...

Nope, I will do so though!

Because BufMut already implements fmt::Write, this change will break any code that uses `write!()` with a BytesMut while both fmt::Write and io::Write are imported.

I think you could in theory add an inherent `write_fmt` method directly on `impl BytesMut` since that would take precedence over either of the trait methods. It's a bit gross...

This would be great to have IMO