netbsd and zmq 3.0

[James Michael Dupont]

Here are my patches for netbsd and zeromq 3.0
https://github.com/h4ck3rm1k3/zerogw

see readme for updates. comments welcome. Still not tested, only compiles and links.
Taken code from gnulib for implementing missing linux functions.
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnulib/

Obviously there is much work to do to clean it up.

mike

[Mike Dupont]

Ok, updated the readme. Using the standard package for zmq. Got it to start. Now need to run some functional tests.

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[Mike Dupont]

I have gotten the basic connection test to work without it crashing. The one big problem I had was accept4 was not working it was returning EINVAL 22 which could mean the flags did not work. I copied accept4 from gnulib. Another change is that I moved to the latest CSV version of libev for debugging. Don't know if that is needed.

[Mike Dupont]

Oh, i removed the accept4 call and replaced it with accept. I don't know if that is going to be acceptable in the long term.