Migrate memfd constants to libc #794
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@asomers When I filed rust-lang/libc#836 I left it the necessary memfd constants off the non-mips musl targets because they were missing. But I'd think that even if it isn't offered by musl, it should be available on all linux platforms as it's a kernel interface, but I'm not certain if that's correct. I've pinged the libc people about it so we'll see what they say. |
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794: Migrate memfd constants to libc r=Susurrus a=Susurrus This will fail because rust-lang/libc#836 is not merged yet, but just getting it staged for when it is.
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This will fail because rust-lang/libc#836 is not merged yet, but just getting it staged for when it is.