Add definition of c_char for SPARC
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SPARC 32 bit is a tier 3 platform in Rust, though rustix checks against it. A proposed update to 0.6.4 for this library degraded those checks as SPARC 32 bit lacks a definition for `c_char`. The best evidence I could find as to the signedness of SPARC 32 bit is the blog post linked below, though I have not replicated their findings. https://github.com/bytecodealliance/rustix/actions/runs/8955815255/job/24596945878?pr=1056 https://trofi.github.io/posts/203-signed-char-or-unsigned-char.html
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This is now released in linux-raw-sys 0.6.5. |
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SPARC 32 bit is a tier 3 platform in Rust, though rustix checks against it. A proposed update to 0.6.4 for this library degraded those checks as SPARC 32 bit lacks a definition for
c_char.The best evidence I could find as to the signedness of SPARC 32 bit is the blog post linked below, though I have not replicated their findings.
https://github.com/bytecodealliance/rustix/actions/runs/8955815255/job/24596945878?pr=1056 https://trofi.github.io/posts/203-signed-char-or-unsigned-char.html