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    <p>On 1/27/24 8:28 AM, Cristian Rodríguez wrote:</p>

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          <div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">On Fri, Jan 26, 2024 at

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              o Mark ares_fds() as deprecated. [3]<br>

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          <div>Thanks, little step towards  removing special cases..

            processes are still started with a soft limit of 1024 fd by

            systemd just to cover applications like this that in a

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          <div>world are aborted by the C library before flying unicorns

            take over the planet.</div>

          <div>This limit is unreasonable low for todays use.</div>

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          <div>Would you take a patch that triggers warnings when this

            functions are used ? i.e __attribute__((deprecated)) them?</div>

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    <p>Yes, absolutely.  Its a great idea.</p>

    <p>-Brad<br>

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