Added underscores to gettid(void) to remove name clash #461
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…ovided gettid() in /usr/include/bits/unistd_ext.h that is not static
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Added underscores to gettid(void) to remove name clash Signed-off-by: Kim Topley <[email protected]>
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with system-provided gettid() in /usr/include/bits/unistd_ext.h that is not static.
According to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bminor/glibc/master/ChangeLog, Florian Weimer moved
units_ext.hfromsysdeps/generic/bitstobitsand libdispatch won't compile due to the function having different declarations between the system-provided one and the one defined inqueue.c.I figure that, since it's only being called in one spot in the same file, it was safe to rename the function in without having to make a special #ifdef Linux-only version.