Add constants AF_RXRPC and PF_RXRPC on Linux #1334
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Since these are linux specific no point having them on posix file I guess. |
There isn't a core.sys.linux.sys.socket.d. Should I go ahead and create or do you think there's a better place? |
Time to create ore.sys.linux.sys.socket.d |
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The autotester has been stuck at Pass: 8, Pending: 2 for quite a while now (> 1 week). What does that mean? Clicking on the details link shows that there are some failures on Win32 - if those are a real problem I have no way to test / debug those and would appreciate help. |
The autotester prioritizes recently-updated pulls, and on some of the slower platforms this means the tester never gets to this pull. If you rebase on top of master and force-push over this branch it will bump it back up to the top. |
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@DmitryOlshansky core.sys.linux.sys.socket.d is made and the build looks OK. Is this good to go? |
LGTM |
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It should publicly import core.sys.posix.sys.socket;
so it functions as an overlay.
… are Linux specific.
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@MartinNowak public import added. |
Still looks good, I assume Martin only had that one issue which is now fixed. |
Auto-merge toggled on |
Add constants AF_RXRPC and PF_RXRPC on Linux
See title. Pretty simple and self-explanatory.