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I'm gonna have an
always_ordered option that makes it use force ordered, otherwise I'm gonna use naive w/ reset
Good going using GitLab
I tried
fun numa_init, but it's telling me can't find function numa_init (Exception)
Oh well, I don't think it's an important one to include
So your code calls
Numa.init instead of an ugly, C-like name
Is it possible to wrap static functions? Like https://gitlab.com/procps-ng/procps/blob/master/proc/readproc.c#L89
crystal_lib seems to not like them
I had a little problem with my PC ... it died...
so, now, I am working on a brand new laptop
it has Fedora 26
and installed crystal
almost everything works... I just got that error when I tried the playground
sudo dnf -y install openssl-devel may do the trick for you - check https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/wiki/All-required-libraries#fedora for more packages than you actually need
@watzon not really that sure about
static. May it be something with inline, instead?
so... with that said, is there an ongoing discussion on bringing a crystal based GC to the language. Making it 100% crystal?
i was sitting close
i think it was the standard “were thinking about it” line on the GC front, @sdogruyol may remember or @elorest, they have better memories than me
@DougEverly thanks for the pointer to your
daemonize.cr. I'm not currently looking to write any daemons in crystal, but that's something that I'm likely to do. My comments were in response to questions brought up earlier by @watzon . What you have is a good start, and I think having that function available as a shard is better than individual programmers trying to figure it out.
