Andrew Brownsword
Andrew Brownsword
Yes, but sometimes you are just going to have a file descriptor you want that common event loop to use. The OS and most other code deals in file descriptors,...
As a quick hack I have merged both of my valves into a single Service with 2 zones, and this appears to have worked around the problem. This isn't ideal,...
The problem appears to be due to this piece of code not using the subtype, and always indexing from the same starting index: ``` config.zones.forEach( function( zone, index ) {...
To clarify a little: ``` struct B { std::string bad; std::string good; }; struct A { std::vector first; std::vector second; }; ``` After deserialization, `a.first[0].bad` has been made a copy...
Have worked around the problem for now, and will likely update the GCC version being used. Will not follow up on this issue unless it recurs (having read about the...
Any updates on this? I'm trying to build with the latest nodejs LTS release.
Yeah, this project hasn't been looking promising for nearly 2 years now, sadly. Thanks for the pointer to an alternative! Guess I have some dev work to do in order...
Looks like nodejs is up to v13 now. Is there any work in progress to update this project so that it works with the latest nodejs, or will I need...
I do hope SML will continue to be useable without Boost. I have it integrated into a project that doesn't use Boost.
https://github.com/uNetworking/uSockets/pull/175