Add methods to retrieve physical device information (Updated)#99
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Add methods to retrieve physical device information (Updated)#99Supernovatux wants to merge 5 commits intomdlayher:mainfrom
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Use c.get instead of c.execute Use netlink.AttributeEncoder for Attrs
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Based on #17 by @dhduvall. It was very hard to rebase the 7 year old PR. So I created a new one here. Borrows most of the code from the old one.
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"golang.org/x/sys/unix"instead of"github.com/mdlayher/wifi/internal/nl80211"c.getinstead ofc.executewherever appropriate ingetPHYs()As this PR includes the first lines of Go code I've written (and copied thanks to dhduvall). This will probably need some review :) Suggestions for improvements are welcome!