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Hello @Aeledfyr,
I'm currently starting using this project and I find it very interesting and powerful, but sadly apparently unmaintained.
In the rust ecosystem it seems that we have a few similar libraries namely:
get-size: which has the drawback of not properly accounting for reference-counted instances
heapsize: which is no longer maintained and replaced by malloc_size_of which is not public and even attempting to clone the repo locally the usage experience is not very simple
memuse: which requires manual code writing to determine heap size of objects, provides boundaries and seems to be not maintained as well
...
Given that in terms of easy to use this library is by far better than others (personal opinion) and that it seems to not be actively maintained I was wondering if I could do anything to support you with that.
Maybe I could help address the open PRs, support to create CI integration to have continuous testing and automated release (after tagging) such that we could maintain the library again.
Let me know what you think before investing significant time on this
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Hello @Aeledfyr,
I'm currently starting using this project and I find it very interesting and powerful, but sadly apparently unmaintained.
In the rust ecosystem it seems that we have a few similar libraries namely:
malloc_size_of
which is not public and even attempting to clone the repo locally the usage experience is not very simpleGiven that in terms of easy to use this library is by far better than others (personal opinion) and that it seems to not be actively maintained I was wondering if I could do anything to support you with that.
Maybe I could help address the open PRs, support to create CI integration to have continuous testing and automated release (after tagging) such that we could maintain the library again.
Let me know what you think before investing significant time on this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: