Fix: EVENT__HAVE_TAILQFOREACH occurs twice #1645
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| @@ -427,10 +390,6 @@ | |||
| /* Define if timerclear is defined in <sys/time.h> */ | |||
| #cmakedefine EVENT__HAVE_TIMERCLEAR 1 | |||
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| /* Define if timercmp is defined in <sys/time.h> */ | |||
| #cmakedefine EVENT__HAVE_TIMERCMP 1 | |||
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Changes like this should be complete, i.e removing the check for timercmp from CMake, and doing the corresponding changes in the Autotools build system at the same time. Otherwise you will (likely) end up with divergence in behaviour between the two systems.
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@Coeur let's sync the configure.ac as well
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Fix #1332.
The duplication was introduced with e415196
Also addresses partially #1329, but I only removed the stuff for which I was 100% sure it was unused.