Get rid of some warnings from defining Threads::new_thread(). #14035
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This function calls a deprecated constructor but it itself is deprecated, so this isn't all that helpful of a message. We presently see this warning printed out whenever we compile examples that include this header on Debian 11.
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…n-warning-9.4 [9.4] Take over #14035: Get rid of some warnings from defining Threads::new_thread().
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Yes, nice work. The code will disappear soon anyway. For reference, the 9.4 version is in #14036. |
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…ecation-warning Get rid of some warnings from defining Threads::new_thread().
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This function calls a deprecated constructor but it itself is deprecated, so this isn't all that helpful of a message. We presently see this warning printed out whenever we compile examples that include this header on Debian 11.