avsm changed the topic of #mirage to: mirage 2 released! party on!
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<vbmithr>
hey
<vbmithr>
No idea what version of TLS Async_ssl is using ?
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<haesbaert>
is there a way for me to build a library just giving the interface of mirage Clock ?
<haesbaert>
so when you link against the library you provide either mirage-clock-xen or mirage-clock-unix
<haesbaert>
I tried building the library with mirage-clock-unix, and then later on the unikernel linking against mirage-clock-xen, but then I get
<haesbaert>
Error: Files /home/haesbaert/.opam/4.02.3/lib/charrua-core/charrua.cmxa and /home/haesbaert/.opam/4.02.3/lib/mirage-clock-xen/mirage-clock.cmxa make inconsistent assumptions over implementation Clock
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<haesbaert>
so I got my dhcp to work on xen for the first time \o/
<haesbaert>
I'm having an issue with a multiline print:
<haesbaert>
for some reason:
<haesbaert>
C.log c (green "listener got packet with %d len\nTESTELALA\nLEROLERO" len);
<haesbaert>
produces:
<haesbaert>
listener got packet with 215 len
<haesbaert>
TESTELALA
<haesbaert>
LEROLERO
<haesbaert>
tips ?
<haesbaert>
a newline at the end of the string is fine.
<Drup>
haesbaert: the answer to your clock question is: use mirage-types and parametrise your functor over the CLOCK signature
<Drup>
As I said in a previous discussion, in case of doubt, make it a parameter. :]
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<haesbaert>
Drup: Ack, I was trying to avoid a functor since all I need is the Clock.time() call
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<haesbaert>
I did the wrong way now, will adjust to use mirage-types
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