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Best Current Practice (BCP) Sub-Series -In each of these lists, RFC titles are shown in bold-face if they are current; obsoleted RFCs are shown in light red RFC1915 (BCP0003) Variance for The PPP Compression Control Protocol and The PPP Encryption Control Protocol RFC1917 (BCP0004) An Appeal to the Internet Community to Return Unused IP Networks (Prefixes) to the IANA RFC1918 (BCP0005) Address Allocation for Private Internets RFC1930 (BCP0006) Guidelines for creation, selection, and registration of an Autonomous System (AS) RFC2008 (BCP0007) Implications of Various Address Allocation Policies for Internet Routing RFC2014 (BCP0008) IRTF Research Group Guidelines and Procedures RFC2026 (BCP0009) The Internet Standards Process -- Revision 3 RFC2028 (BCP0011) The Organizations Involved in the IETF Standards Process RFC2048 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension...

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Home forge Debugging Random number generators Vector math Integer vector math Matrix operations Matrix Creation Splines Wiggle Smooth step Perlin noise Snap Color space Triangle intersection Text Sorting Poly mesh neighbour Defines imagine betray betray_plugin_api Forge is a basic utility library, consisting of pure c functions that are useful in any development. Forge is meant to be included in to all c files and all other Quel Solaar librariues and applications. Because it is included in all files it can provide some very useful functiuonality such as debugging memory and help find memory leaks. Forge is designed to be lightweight and compleatly platform and dependency indipendent. Contents: Debugging f_debug_mem_malloc f_debug_mem_realloc f_debug_mem_free f_debug_mem_print f_debug_mem_reset f_debug_memory exit_crash Random number generators f_randf f_randd f_...

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DragonFly BSD Edit Page | RecentChanges | History | Preferences About History Features Performance Team Images Community Download Mirrors Documentation Mailing Lists Source Commercial Donations Bugs Security PGP Keys Exports Hammer features DragonFly's Major Features List KERNEL HAMMER - DragonFly Filesystem NULLFS - NULL Filesystem Layer TMPFS - Temporary FileSystem VFS DM_TARGET_CRYPT, TCPLAY - Transparent disk encryption SWAPCACHE - Managed SSD support VARIANT SYMLINKS PROCESS CHECKPOINTING DNTPD - DragonFly Network Time Daemon DMA - DragonFly Mail Agent Please keep in mind that major modifications have been made to nearly the entire DragonFly kernel relative to the original FreeBSD-4.x fork. Significant changes have been made to every kernel subsystem, as a consequence this list is constrained to the largest, ...

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