Hello David, On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 01:33:49PM +0100, David CARLIER wrote: > Here there are new patchiest with both versions whichever suits the best > can be picked up.
Thanks for your patches. Note that you sent two different versions of patch 2. I have a few questions here : 1) I used to run haproxy on netbsd a long time ago, my front reverse proxy was running on it before switching to openbsd. For a long time, the openbsd target was perfectly usable to build for netbsd. Have you found something which breaks when doing so nowadays and which requires a dedicated target ? I'm not opposed to adding new ones even if that's just to make things clearer, I'm trying to find the motivations to guess if this is something that needs to be backported to other branches. 2) what's the purpose of changing the popcount implementation for the one provided by the system ? As indicated in the comment, it's a "simple" implementation, meaning that it doesn't try to be fast, efficient nor anything, it's just simple for basic usage. It's only used when parsing the config, so that's why I'm having difficulties understanding the purpose of replacing it thus fragmenting the code base between platforms. Thanks, Willy
