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From: Eric Wong <e@80x24.org>
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Štěpán Němec <stepnem@smrk.net> wrote:

<snip> thanks for the additional notes.

> In any case, it does suck that OpenBSD is now the odd one out, but
> having no experience with the interface myself, I have no opinion on
> which behavior makes more sense.

Yeah, it's very limited and neglected interface that hardly
anybody uses; but it's all POSIX C offers.  Most C projects end
up implementing their own hash table or importing something
well-known (Attractive Chaos khash, ccan, gnulib, etc...).


I intend to use rculfhash from Userspace-RCU for the lei FUSE
component.  That'll likely be Linux-only since I can't bear
using FUSE without threads nor readdirplus (only in FUSE 3+)
when dealing with Maildirs.  I don't think FUSE 3 support exists
outside of Linux, yet...

> Thanks for working on these (though I've had no complaints regarding the
> actual functionality I need on OpenBSD so far) and let me know if you
> want me to test something.  (With cindex.t out of the way (says 'ok'
> now, plus a few W: reaped unknown PID), "make test" now gets stuck on
> lei-import-http.t for me (with or without this series; still the same
> test instance); I haven't seen kqnotify.t fail in the few runs I did.)

What's lei-import-http.t stuck on?  I haven't seen that...