02:19 <midfavila> decided to scrap most of apport and rewrite it from the ground up

02:19 <midfavila> much cleaner thus far

04:18 <midfavila> right so

04:18 <midfavila> it's now confirmed portable to (at least) Musl-based Linux systems, and NetBSD

04:19 <midfavila> i've taken steps to ensure that it should compile under GLibC systems as well but I'll have to test that

04:19 <midfavila> haven't reached feature parity quite yet, but i'm close

04:19 <midfavila> just need to implement file I/O and redirect and error handling

04:20 <midfavila> i'm also going to try and one-up the hurl author again by implementing arbitrary headers

04:31 <midfavila> also seems to play nicely with all of gcc, tcc, and cproc, which is an improvement

04:34 <midfavila> i've tried to modularize the codebase even further so it shouldn't be hard to move the headers out into their own libraries at some point

04:34 <midfavila> provide generic supplementary networking routines in addition to a simple http library

04:35 <midfavila> in particular i'm really proud of my little regex parser thingie uwu

04:47 <testuser[m]> Hi

07:10 <illiliti> midfavila: why do you need regex?

07:29 <phoebos> midfavila: does it work on IPv6 systems

09:09 <sewn> hi

09:34 <sewn> why doesnt kiss like sourcehut again

09:55 <acidbong> does it not?

10:12 <sewn> afaik it don't

10:12 <sewn> but i think it do

10:18 <sewn> one of the reasons are because sourcehut gives out bans for no reasons and no organizations, and no ipv6 support

10:19 <sewn> despite sourcehut being backed by some of the greatest developers afaik (mcf, devault, devine, emersion)

13:08 <midfavila> phoebos: soon

13:08 <midfavila> illiliti: i use eregex to validate and split the URI provided by the user

13:13 <illiliti> regex is overkill for that

13:21 <midfavila> mmm... maybe

13:21 <midfavila> i'm content with it for now