Build script error after updating to Fedora 38 about enet-sys HOT 5 CLOSED

Thanks for the report, seems like other linux distros are also affected. I fixed it in master and published a new version to crates.io

Hi @ruabmbua

Thank you for the very quick response.

Unfortunately, the new version is missing the enet_sys::size_t type.
That means that switching from 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 is a breaking change!

You could work around this as mentioned by adding:

/// enet's size_t type, now replaced by simply using usize.
///
/// Provided for backwards-compatibility.
#[deprecated]
pub type size_t = usize;

to src/lib.rs.

Could you redact version 1.0.2 and push version 1.0.3 with the type alias added?
That will fix it.

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I believe it's fixed by this bindgen pull request: rust-lang/rust-bindgen#2319

You can try my master fork commit, there is a small change in lib.rs as it seems latest bindgen outputs usize instead of size_t: spearman@cccd979

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@spearman Thanks a lot, that does indeed fix it. 🥳

I'm currently working on my fork of https://github.com/futile/enet-rs/ where enet_sys::size_t is actually used a lot.
Could you open a PR for this main repository with your changes, and a type alias to pub type size_t = usize for backwards compatability?
Would love for these changes to end up on crates.io, so I can also version-bump enet-rs.

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Thanks for the report, seems like other linux distros are also affected. I fixed it in master and published a new version to crates.io

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I'm currently working on my fork of https://github.com/futile/enet-rs/ where enet_sys::size_t is actually used a lot.
Could you open a PR for this main repository with your changes, and a type alias to pub type size_t = usize for backwards compatability?
Would love for these changes to end up on crates.io, so I can also version-bump enet-rs.

I haven't used that crate, I have my own wrapper here https://github.com/spearman/enet-rs I think at the time I started working on it enet had not been published to crates.io. I am coming back to it now and I am not sure if I'm going to switch yet.

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