Compiler warning with fileno when building with non-gnu C extensions #926
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Building zlib throws up this compiler warning when the non-gnu extensions are enabled - so that is with gcc & clang using the
-std
option with any of the valuesc99
,c11
,c17
, andc2x
. This issue was found using the workflow file contained in #925Looking at
fileno
instdio.h
on my Ubuntu setup I see it is guarded by__USE_POSIX
This change mirrors what is done in
gzguts.h
to define_POSIX_SOURCE
if it isn't already defined.