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the rpc_server should have 2 seastar::ipv4_addr structs, one for http and one for rpc.
There should be no implicit addr 's in codebase. i.e.: :::0
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This is a follow up to #41, because it's a fair amount of additional code and will be easier to review in a separate PR.
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Currently, we only have https://github.com/crossbario/zlmdb/blob/a657c3b01ec1e50f596dda72b9573e2dc3f2fbc9/zlmdb/_database.py#L388 which give DB level statistics (used bytes, percentage free).
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I have this schema I want to implement but I am finding it very difficult to find documentation to perform the serialization and deserialization for C++. The existing tutorial and documentation do not seem to describe this scenario which I am assuming is quite common. Can someone point me to any example or documentation that describes this?
tb.fbs:
namespace TB;
table Proj {
idx:int64