Use atty crate instead of libc #4
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The specific reason for this is to make the crate run on Redox OS (it is needed as a dependency of something). And it just generally seems like a good idea. @banyan Does this seem reasonable? |
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Ping @banyan; I'd like to get a program (specifically uutils) that uses this library to run on Redox without modifying Cargo.toml. Tell me if you'd prefer a different way to get it running on Redox. |
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sorry for late and thanks for the changes! |
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Released as 0.2.1! |
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Thanks! |
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Uh, crates.io still says last updated "10 months ago", and the download doesn't seem to have this change. |
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oh, sorry. I'll fix now. |
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sorry, I had to use |
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This avoids direct use of anything platform specific, and is a reduction in code (not counting the generated Cargo.lock).