- Jun 02, 2015
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Nicolas "Pixel" Noble authored
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Jan Tattermusch authored
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- Jun 01, 2015
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Alistair Veitch authored
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Yang Gao authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
The concept of managed closure is officially extinct.
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Jan Tattermusch authored
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Alistair Veitch authored
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Alistair Veitch authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
- Remove the launch screen. - Add a label explaining where to look for the code and results. - Delete unnecessary boilerplate code.
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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- May 31, 2015
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David Garcia Quintas authored
The only remaining need for those (whereby the closure frees itself upon completion) remains in security/credentials.c, where the code has been inlined (to be removed at a later time).
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
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David Garcia Quintas authored
alarm_test, tcp_posix, fd_posix, pollset_posix, credentials, call, channel, server, child_channel
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
The tests are going to use it too
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Jorge Canizales authored
In library projects (cf. app projects) the main bundle is nil. `NSBundle+bundleForClass:` works in both types of projects. Also makes the library load the certificates only once.
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- May 30, 2015
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Jorge Canizales authored
Because the sample protos were all in a flat directory, I hadn't noticed the issue.
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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Jorge Canizales authored
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- May 29, 2015
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Craig Tiller authored
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Craig Tiller authored
Mostly to facilitate testing, but maybe in the future we want to work on Linux systems with broken epoll support?
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