9 Commits (2e4fcbb8c4fea193c453f7b130ebf6800569419a)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Tobias Klauser	28890b0482	Use common implementation for BootTime/Uptime on all BSDs ... All BSDs use the same implementation to get BootTime{,WithContext} and Uptime{,WithContext} based on the kern.boottime sysctl. Move this implementation to a separate host/host_bsd.go file shared by darwin, freebsd and openbsd. Also use SysctlTimeval to get the boot time directly as a type Timeval instead of manually extracting it using package unsafe. It will also allow for easier reuse to support package host on e.g. Dragonfly BSD or NetBSD. This requires updating the golang.org/x/sys/unix dependency to the latest revision. Signed-off-by: Tobias Klauser <tklauser@distanz.ch>	5 years ago
Tobias Klauser	d5eecd689d	Fix FreeBSD build with latest x/sys/unix ... There was a breaking change in upstream golang.org/x/sys/unix which changed the type of some Statvfs members, see #853. As it looks like this change won't be reverted, adjust gopsutil to work with it and allow to build against the latest version of x/sys/unix.	5 years ago
Lomanic	e9ecebec5a	[disk][freebsd] Work around #853, pin x/sys with dep to the hash just before upstream breaking change	5 years ago
Tobias Klauser	214c5bdb50	Use MNT_* consts from golang.org/x/sys/unix on freebsd and openbsd ... Update vendored version of golang.org/x/sys/unix and use the MNT_* constants there to replace the locally generated ones.	5 years ago
shirou	61b5bf8cef	Merge branch 'master' into use-x-sys-windows	5 years ago
Dmitri Goutnik	270f6afc22	Add support for freebsd/arm64	5 years ago
Tobias Klauser	a61c905252	Use golang.org/x/windows functions instead of github.com/shirou/w32 ... All functions used from github.com/shirou/w32 are also available from golang.org/x/sys/windows which is already used in other places. Convert the remaining usages to use the functions from x/sys/windows.	5 years ago
shirou	4db8c21d1e	update Gopkg.lock	6 years ago
shirou	77e5abb6f0	migrate to circleci2 (#587) ... * add circleci 2.0 config, which has golang 1.9 image.	7 years ago