gh-117891: handle undefined TARGET_OS_OSX #117892
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This macro is not defined by older macOS SDKs, and the code previously didn't distinguish between it being undefined and being defined to 0.
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This functionally looks fine; however, as I mentioned on my review of #117887, there's another 2 related uses of TARGET_OS symbols that need to be cleaned up; I'm not sure it's better to tackle all of them in one PR, rather than multiple PRs fixing one each.
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I've commented on this here #117887 (comment) |
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Thanks again for the issue and PR. The suggested change has been rolled up and merged in PR #118073. |
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This macro is not defined by older macOS SDKs, and the code in
Modules/_testexternalinspection.cpreviously didn't distinguish between it being undefined and being defined to 0.