Use POSIX instead of __LINUX__ for general OS checks
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Steps: ```sh srcs=$(mktemp) find . -name "*.cpp" -or -name "*.c" -or -name "*.h" -or -name "*.hpp" -or -name "*.cc" -or -name "*.hh" > $srcs xargs sed -i 's/ifndef __LINUX__/if !defined(POSIX)/' < $srcs xargs sed -i 's/ifdef __LINUX__/if defined(POSIX)/' < $srcs xargs sed -i 's/defined(__LINUX__)/defined(POSIX)/' < $srcs ```
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POSIX instead of __LINUX__ for general OS checks
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I'm fine with this change, @winterheart could you please also take a look?
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Tested on Linux (SP/MP), runs fine. |
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Per discussion in #459 (comment), this PR changes the way platform
#definemacros are set up so that we don't need to use__LINUX__to represent any linux-ey system.Changes were tested using unifdef to process the entire codebase at the base and tip of the branch. No differences were found after running the preprocessor with appropriate defines before and after, meaning that the compiled code is identical (as intended).
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