BSD support for multiprocessing.cpu_count

[epg]

BPO	4238
Nosy	@vstinner
Files	diff

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[epg]

Tested on NetBSD, but should work on any; sysctl goes back to 4.4BSD.

[vstinner]

I prefer to use the test "sys.platform in ('darwin', 'bsd')" ;-)

[epg]

sys.platform is 'netbsd4', and presumably 'freebsd5' and so on, so that
won't work.

[vstinner]

@epg: Ooops, I read sys.platform == 'bsd'.

[jnoller]

Fixed, trunk r67423