be built with base GCC, so the library and headers were patched. This
worked when the only consumer was the mmdblookup bundled tool. However,
this is causing issues with new consumers.
Instead of patching all consumers, stop modifying the library and header
file, and switch to using COMPILER directives instead, as it builds fine
with base-clang and ports-gcc.
OK jca@
FastNetMon is a very high performance DDoS detector built on top of
multiple packet capture engines: NetFlow, IPFIX, sFLOW.
It could detect malicious traffic in your network and immediately block
it with BGP blackhole or BGP flow spec rules.
It has solid support for all top network vendors and has unlimited
scalability due to flexible design.
tested with pflow(4)
ok aja@
using GMP as backend. This is needed by frama-c because num was removed
from the OCaml compiler distribution.
Marked as BROKEN till the next OCaml upgrade.
OK jca@
gdb is picked up because it brings libbfd, which can be used by
ocamlobjinfo to analyze (at least) .cmxs files. Not very useful on
arm64 since native code support isn't enabled, but this is consistent
with other similar architectures.
An alternative would be to drop BFD on non-native non-dynlink archs, if
it is actually used only for .cmxs files.
Late commit because I wanted to avoid conflicting with the ongoing OCaml
update, but this one will need a refreshed diff anyway.
Tested by kettenis@
This includes the following changes:
- Disable debugging in SeaBIOS except of a single version line:
SeaBIOS (version 1.11.0p0-OpenBSD-vmm)
- Turn off all debug messages of the SGABIOS payload
(1.11.0p0-OpenBSD-vmm is all we need to know, it is documented in the
firmware package that it is included in vmm-firmware).
- Enable SMBIOS: this now gives a BIOS version string in the dmesg and
hw.vendor + hw.product sysctl values (you can also query the SMBIOS
with the dmidecode package). Please note that SeaBIOS sets all SMBIOS
strings to "Bochs Bochs" by default, we include patch-src_fw_smbios_c
to print OpenBSD, VMM, SeaBIOS, and 1.11.0p0-OpenBSD-vmm as the BIOS
version accordingly.
OK sthen@ mlarkin@
