Andy Balholm
Andy Balholm
It might be better to have separate switches for verbose logging of different things. People that want verbose logging of authentication may not want verbose logging of content-type sniffing.
Apple does certificate pinning on their own domains. So the only way to make iCloud work is to exclude the affected domains from SSLBump.
There are lots of things that would be nice to do with the IP addresses for outgoing connections: - load balancing - spreading things out so that it's not so...
This is getting closer to being practical now that we're not using a shared pool of Keep-Alive connections.
If I separate the declaration of the type from the declaration of the variable from the declaration of the type, I get exactly the same result: ```c typedef struct {...
If I separate the initialization from the declaration, it isn't valid C, because initializer lists are only allowed in declarations: ```c typedef struct { int a[5]; } aStruct; aStruct v;...
Or set `GODEBUG=invalidptr=0`
I've solved the corresponding issue in `leaven`, with the commit at https://github.com/andybalholm/leaven/commit/f292e6420a72ff77da49265945ccf38de382bb1d But the solution is pretty radical: don't allocate any memory on the Go heap; allocate it all with...
That makes sense. The principles of operation are broadly similar to `rsc/c2go`, so it's not surprising that it was developed for a similar project. A tool developed for permanently converting...