Demi Obenour
Demi Obenour
If I have a crate (`libp2p-core` in my case) that depends on two different versions of the same crate (here `rand`), `cargo-web` panics. is an example.
### Describe the feature you'd like supported Support for ECN on Windows ### Proposed solution This provides similar benefits to using ECN with TCP. ### Additional context `msquic.sys` will definitely...
This might be possible, although the APIs are undocumented.
If users can dispatch incoming packets themselves, they can avoid all traffic having to go through `Endpoint`, and potentially obtain a significant speedup. In particular, they can shard the entire...
Some `ConnectionEvent`s contain nothing more than an incoming packet, and so might be able to be discarded safely. This will be useful to those who wish to implement per-connection backpressure.
By allowing methods on `quinn_proto::Connection` to be called from multiple threads simultaneously, it might be possible to use multiple CPU cores for cryptography.
quinn-proto is difficult to use, and one of the reasons is that there is no example code provided outside of its own test cases.
Is it possible to avoid using unbounded channels? My attempts to do so have lead to intermittent deadlocks that I have not successfully been able to debug.
Would it be possible for `quinn_proto` to support `#![no_std]`?
Quinn currently errors out if I try to connect to an IP address, presumably because webpki does not support them. However, my code uses a custom certificate verifier that does...