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Correct use of Linux version identifier in epoll interface #489
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The epoll interface uses the incorrect version identifier for Linux - ie. "Linux" instead of "linux" making it quite difficult to actually use the API :-)
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Heh, whoops! |
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Correct use of Linux version identifier in epoll interface
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This is a copy of the easy part of issue dlang#489.
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See issue dlang#489.
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The epoll interface uses the incorrect version identifier for Linux - ie. "Linux" instead of "linux" making it quite difficult to actually use the API :-)