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Netlink support on FreeBSD 13.2+ #3194
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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There is a conflict of NETLINK_GENERIC definitions between net/if_mib.h and netlink/netlink.h. netlink.h is already exported in the crate root for Linux (and those definitions are already used by at least crates neli and netlink-packet-route), and if_mib is not much used yet, so this moves if_mib contents into its own namespace to leave place for netlink support on FreeBSD (rust-lang#3194). Module definition moved to the end of file to avoid cryptic style.rs error "constant found after module when it belongs before". ctest as of 0.22 cannot be told a given header's symbols live in a submodule, so let the tests ignore all of them. Signed-off-by: Yann Dirson <[email protected]>
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FreeBSD 13.2 (here x86_64-unknown-freebsd) gained the Netlink layer, which seems to be
supported today only for Linux-like and Fuschia.
Bindings at https://github.com/rust-netlink/netlink-sys need a couple of bits from libc to build, most notably
PF_NETLINK
,sockaddr_nl
,SOL_NETLINK
and friends.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: