Add support for Netlink sockets#1079
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The `SocketAddr*` types are documented to have a potentially different representation from the C types. Presumably this should use the size of the C type.
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Ah, I guess this (and making the socket code less redundant) is covered in #1004. I didn't really expect anyone else would have tried adding Netlink support recently. Though I guess the |
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Closing, as I believe #1004 now implements this, and removes the code where the |
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I noticed that
msg_namelenis being set to the size ofSocketAddr*, which seems to be incorrect. So I also added a commit changing that for the existing socket address types.I wonder if some of the code here could be less redundant, but that isn't changed here.