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add a gx release cmd

check for reuseport support by opening a socket, not listening.

Apparently, MacOS fails with an "invalid argument" error for self dials.

This ensures that, even if we can't bind to a random port on localhost for some
reason, we can still correctly detect if reuse port is supported.

Thanks to @Coderlane for suggesting this fix.

fixes #24

Remove IPv6 enable from travis.yml

detect dials to self

This delay came from linger and caused us to sit in a syscall for a while.

Dialing oneself with reuseport enabled results in a loopback socket. This is
totally useless and causes weird hard-to-debug problems so close it and return
an error instead.

use reuseport/reuseaddr constants from sys/unix

This line breaks test on OSX and run-standard-tests.sh should properly
enable IPv6 on Linux TravisCI hosts. Thus this line can be safely
removed.

SO_REUSEPORT wasn't previously defined upstream but this has been fixed.

Update Travis CI to use standard test script.  Add basic Makefile.

make go vet happy

fix building on windows

make reuseport compile on netbsd

cleanup the available function on unix

fixes #3

(all credit goes to @tv42)

Three's no need to explicitly initialize these fields anyways and netbsd uses a
different type for the `Udate` field (int64).

fixes #14

switch to golang.org/x/sys

* go version
* use gx

fixes #22

gx: release 0.1.7

https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/issues/4210#issuecomment-327621064

gx: release 0.1.6