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crate: libc

https://lib.rs/crates/libc/

Add the last reviewed version to Cargo.toml / [dependencies]:

libc = "0.2.139"

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crate version
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date
reviewer
thoroughness, understanding
libc 0.2.93
positive
2021-04-07
low, medium

Delta from 0.2.92 consists mostly of two things: formatting changes, and
modularisation of some architecture-specific constants for Linux.

Packing was disabled for arphdr and in_addr on NetBSD. The commit message
sounds convincing to me
(https://github.com/rust-lang/libc/commit/ec13c82bc93070dfe1d81a359174e0495edfe487).

There's also a hint at a new CI machinery that'll ensure the crate doesn't
break semver.

Overall this looks fine to me. As usual, I rely on the project's CI to check
that the bindings match C, hence "thoroughness" is low.

libc 0.2.93
positive
2021-04-07
low, medium

Delta from 0.2.92 consists mostly of two things: formatting changes, and
modularisation of some architecture-specific constants for Linux.

Packing was disabled for arphdr and in_addr on NetBSD. The commit message
sounds convincing to me
(https://github.com/rust-lang/libc/commit/ec13c82bc93070dfe1d81a359174e0495edfe487).

There's also a hint at a new CI machinery that'll ensure the crate doesn't
break semver.

Overall this looks fine to me. As usual, I rely on the project's CI to check
that the bindings match C, hence "thoroughness" is low.

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