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…e Unix-only code.
In 7fd4b01, functions like
alphasortandscandirthat are not available on Windows were added to a codepath that Windows compilers can see (when compiling, for instance, using a C++ compiler). This leads to errors such as:src/base/cmd/cmd.c:1904:21: error: 'scandir' was not declared in this scope; did you mean 'srand'?.I've updated the include guards to work around those codepaths, and confirmed a successful compile and test run (
synth_ice40on a non-empty design) withyosys. These changes took a while to propagate toyosys, which is why it took me a while to notice.