FreeBSD Compatibility

[5u623l20]

For sockaddr_in FreeBSD needs netinet/in.h

[sonertari]

Thanks @5u623l20 for the pr. I have changed the target branch and merged your patches to the develop branch.

[sonertari]

@5u623l20, we should call available_fds() on FreeBSD for the correct fix, please see my last commit on the develop branch.

Btw, do you know if DragonflyBSD has getdtablecount()? If not, we should do the same for it too.

[sonertari]

The commits adee22d and 1c8a837 merge this pr and more on the develop branch. So closing this pr now.

[5u623l20]

@5u623l20, we should call available_fds() on FreeBSD for the correct fix, please see my last commit on the develop branch.

Btw, do you know if DragonflyBSD has getdtablecount()? If not, we should do the same for it too.

Hi, I am not sure why I have missed the notifications. I am not a vivid user of DragonflyBSD. But as a fork of FreeBSD I believe it doesn't have.

0.7.0 will be in the tree hopefully within an hour. One more thing I was trying to guess is whether if it possible to integrate hardware assisted decryption/encryption using Intel QAT or maybe Chelsio NIC cards crypto accelerators. Then comes using netmap to transfer the packets rather than sockets. Endless possibilities.

[sonertari]

Thanks for the info. Since I don't have such hardware and/or development environment for those, I have no idea. But as I mentioned on the issue #9, I would use such solutions if I were developing an appliance (Linux or FreeBSD).

[5u623l20]

Thanks for the info. Since I don't have such hardware and/or development environment for those, I have no idea. But as I mentioned on the issue #9, I would use such solutions if I were developing an appliance (Linux or FreeBSD).

Let me know if you come up with such a plan. I would like to contribute as much as possible.