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+1 for this feature.

Feature: Declare ext_modules and libraries in pyproject.toml

The checks are no longer working but all tests should be passing now. It would be great if someone can review this PR.

Feature: Declare ext_modules and libraries in pyproject.toml

Not in its current format. I would be welcome to suggestions.

Feature: Declare ext_modules and libraries in pyproject.toml

> Hey @bostonrwalker, I'm going to go ahead and convert this to a draft for now as the history is very messy and makes review difficult. Once you've rebased this/cleaned...

Feature: Declare ext_modules and libraries in pyproject.toml

Hey @neersighted, I'm marking the PR as ready to review now. I mucked up the history a bit - sorry for the rookie mistakes. It's my first time making such...

Feature: Declare ext_modules and libraries in pyproject.toml

@Secrus Great feedback. > While I like the idea, I am concerned with how this uses `setuptools` and `distutils`: > > * `distutils` module is scheduled for removal in Python...

Slow/unreliable connections when connecting between nodes running on the same device

Let me take a crack at implementing those functions today.

Slow/unreliable connections when connecting between nodes running on the same device

Looks like those functions are already fully available as: ``` libzt.zts_init_allow_net_cache(True) libzt.zts_init_allow_peer_cache(True) libzt.zts_init_allow_roots_cache(True) ```

python: Implement makefile()

Also, the libzt socket class is currently not compatible with `socket.SocketIO` due to the `_incref_socketios()` and `_decref_socketios()` methods. These methods count refs to the socket and automatically close the socket...

segfault when running simultaneous client/server processes using libzt in Python on M1 Mac

Thanks for the reply. This code should run the nodes in separate processes, although I'm not entirely sure how Python multiprocessing interacts with native libraries.