Note: on OpenBSD, bindgen and llvm are required to build Harakit.
I failed to elaborate on one of my thoughts; while parens are nice, l think deferring to NetBSD's judgement unmodified is wiser. Then we can simply refer people to their documentation for option…
dj(1) segfaults if trying to skip in stdout
I was gonna get to it in the dj refactor but wanted the API (options) changes in as soon as possible as that change was potentially breaking. Obviously no stability is expected in our alpha phase…
I'm working on (and nearly done) a sysexits(1) utility that can be used to look up sysexits and print out valid sysexits source files for various languages.
I used all the rustc flags I could to pare down system resource usage to no avail. Moving to -current isn't really a big deal to me (sysupgrade -s did it automagically) but is a pain in the ass…
dj(1): writing/reading should take place at seeked/skipped byte
dj(1): writing/reading should take place at seeked/skipped byte
This seems to have been fixed. #125 adds further clarification. Please reopen if you still have issue.
The original UNIX had a lot of samey names; chmod, chroot, chdir, chsh all come to mind. I can remember them all off the top of my head because they're all intuitive considering their purpose.