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* cleaned up TTimespecArr declarations

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florian 2024-01-17 23:24:43 +01:00
parent 4dc4d2b2ba
commit 54dba5738c
7 changed files with 30 additions and 27 deletions
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rtl/aix/ostypes.inc
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@ -284,4 +284,5 @@ type
tpollfd = pollfd;
ppollfd = ^pollfd;
type
TTimespecArr = array[0..1] of ttimespec;

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rtl/beos/ostypes.inc
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@ -388,3 +388,5 @@ type
tpollfd = pollfd;
ppollfd = ^pollfd;
type
TTimespecArr = array[0..1] of ttimespec;

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rtl/bsd/ostypes.inc
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@ -600,4 +600,5 @@ type
{$i signal.inc}
type
TTimespecArr = array[0..1] of ttimespec;

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rtl/haiku/ostypes.inc
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@ -330,3 +330,5 @@ type
tpollfd = pollfd;
ppollfd = ^pollfd;
type
TTimespecArr = array[0..1] of ttimespec;

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rtl/linux/ostypes.inc
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@ -511,3 +511,22 @@ const
{$i signal.inc}
{ For 32 bit 2038 safe support, we have to use the kernel_timespec on linux which
makes all fields 64 bit regardless of the bit size of the CPU.
I have no idea though how to work around this when libc is used
}
{$ifndef FPC_USE_LIBC}
kernel_time64_t = clonglong;
kernel_timespec = record
tv_sec : kernel_time64_t;
tv_nsec : clonglong;
end;
tkernel_timespec = kernel_timespec;
pkernel_timespec = ^kernel_timespec;
tkernel_timespecs = array[0..1] of kernel_timespec;
TTimespecArr = tkernel_timespecs;
{$endif FPC_USE_LIBC}

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rtl/solaris/ostypes.inc
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@ -283,4 +283,5 @@ type
tpollfd = pollfd;
ppollfd = ^pollfd;
type
TTimespecArr = array[0..1] of ttimespec;

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rtl/unix/bunxh.inc
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@ -16,30 +16,7 @@
Type TGrpArr = Array [0..0] of TGid; { C style array workarounds}
pGrpArr = ^TGrpArr;
TFilDes = Array [0..1] of cInt;
pFilDes = ^TFilDes;
{ For 32 bit 2038 safe support, we have to use the kernel_timespec on linux which
makes all fields 64 bit regardless of the bit size of the CPU.
I have no idea though how to work around this when libc is used
}
{$if defined(linux) and not(defined(FPC_USE_LIBC))}
kernel_time64_t = clonglong;
kernel_timespec = record
tv_sec : kernel_time64_t;
tv_nsec : clonglong;
end;
tkernel_timespec = kernel_timespec;
pkernel_timespec = ^kernel_timespec;
tkernel_timespecs = array[0..1] of kernel_timespec;
TTimespecArr = tkernel_timespecs;
{$else linux}
TTimespecArr = array[0..1] of ttimespec;
{$endif linux}
pFilDes = ^TFilDes;
// if you are looking for macro definitions or non C template overloaded versions, they are moved to bunxovlh.inc