Change macos macro to avoid conflict with system defined macro #669
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It seems like on recent builds of macOS (I think since 10.12) some of the system headers have defined the
macos
macro which conflicts with the-Dmacos
macro we define when calling clang. This PR changes themacos
macro used by omi tois_macos
to avoid this conflict.Before the PR running
./configure
would fail withThat's because it's trying to compile and run the following code
This fails with multiple errors of the following
After this change I am able to compile and build OMI on my macOS host. I'm mostly doing this so I have a
libmi.dylib
that is linked to OpenSSL 1.1 and not 1.0 that comes with PowerShell. If you wish to change the macro to another name, happy to change it to whatever you suggest.