process: read AT_CLKTCK from the auxv #53
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@giuseppe, that's a great improvement 👍 Which use-case motivated this PR? Tests aren't hip yet: |
read AT_CLKTCK directly from the auxv vector, so it is possible to use psgo without requiring cgo. This is what internally sysconf does, although it doesn't use /proc/self/auxv but read directly from memory. Signed-off-by: Giuseppe Scrivano <[email protected]>
I am trying to build Podman for RISC-V: containers/podman#3437 It is not really usable yet as it lacks support for SHM locks, but at least it builds now :D |
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Travis has network flakes, so I'll force merge. Thanks @giuseppe! |
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read AT_CLKTCK directly from the auxv vector, so it is possible to use
psgo without requiring cgo.
This is what internally sysconf does, although it doesn't use
/proc/self/auxv but read directly from memory.
Signed-off-by: Giuseppe Scrivano [email protected]