base: apply StreamBuffer::grow patch to StreamDevice. #28
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This patch is applied with git-apply(1) so that the Git history is not required to exist. This fix should be removed once it is accepted in upstream. A directory for patches has been created so that they aren't scattered across the installation scripts' directory.
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My mistake: this actually doesn't fix the bug which leads to the segmentation fault. I'll keep track of the upstream discussion to see if I close this PR or update it to the actual fix. |
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To make finding it easier: paulscherrerinstitute/StreamDevice#96 And commit comment paulscherrerinstitute/StreamDevice@34cf047 |
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This patch is applied with git-apply(1) so that the Git history is not required to exist. This fix should be removed once it is accepted in upstream.
A directory for patches has been created so that they aren't scattered across the installation scripts' directory.