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Platform should take into account the targetTriple #2987
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…numeric zone ids to zone interface names
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…e names (scala-native#3002) * Fix scala-native#2987: Inet6Address#toString will now try to convert numeric zone ids to zone interface names * Pay obeisance to Windows (cherry picked from commit ecc029d)
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When cross-compiling to a different operative system, the Platform defined here is not a constant but depends on the target triple we are compiling to.
If the target triple is set to
"x86_64-windows-gnu"
I expectPlatform.isWindows
to betrue
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