Fix 'MAXPHYS' macro redefinition warning in macOS

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[rdmark]

@dgsga any chance we can check for capabilities and not platform? What does this macro do in the first place anyways, and is it still needed?

[ghost]

@dgsga any chance we can check for capabilities and not platform?
Done.
What does this macro do in the first place anyways, and is it still needed?
Not sure on either count!

[rdmark]

According to ChatGPT:

In C, MAXPHYS is a macro that defines the maximum size of a single I/O transfer in bytes. It is often used in operating system kernel development to set limits on the size of data transfers. The value of MAXPHYS can vary depending on the operating system and hardware architecture. It's typically set to a value that optimizes performance and system stability.

[ghost]

According to ChatGPT:

In C, MAXPHYS is a macro that defines the maximum size of a single I/O transfer in bytes. It is often used in operating system kernel development to set limits on the size of data transfers. The value of MAXPHYS can vary depending on the operating system and hardware architecture. It's typically set to a value that optimizes performance and system stability.

If this is the case it makes sense to check for platform...

[rdmark]

Fair point.

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