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the current design of the virtual mount system turned out to be less
than ideal in terms of both simplicity and robustness. since its
importance seems to be rather marginal at the moment, it is better to
first remove it in its entirety, and then, given sufficient interest,
re-implement and integrate it into the system.
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Prior to this patch, there were several differences between this project's
build system and the one from which it was derived (sofort). Although the
differences were very minor and for the most part related to this project
being part of a free-standing, midipix-specific development framework,
they still added an extra maintenance burden, specifically by requiring
that common changes be applied via patch(1) rather than git-am(1).
Following recent improvements to the common build system, it is now
possible to have a free-standing, midipix-specific project without
any changes to the core build system files, hence the current upgrade.
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Integration of this function into the library has been delayed
since the AFD ioctl operation, while succeeding, seems to only
memset the caller's address buffer, and accordingly to never
copy the remote socket address to it. Callers of sc_getpeername()
should therefore first check the return value for success -- which
may be used as indication that the socket is connected -- and then
test the returned address buffer for validity.
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