Move Linux's POLLRDHUP into linux_like and fix its type.
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I'm not sure how many users are affected by this change but I'd like to follow our breaking change policy, just in case: https://github.com/rust-lang/libc/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#breaking-change-policy |
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`POLLRDHUP` erroneously has type `c_int`. To prepare for changing it to `c_short` (and also moving it to `src/unix/linux_like` so that it's available on Android as well), mark it as deprecated.
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This was originally posted as rust-lang#2390, but since it was a breaking change, that PR instead just added `deprecated` warnings. There haven't been any concerns for a while, so this is now a PR to do the change actually, per the [breaking-change-policy]. This fixes two errors in rust-lang#2247. - It moves the definitions of `POLLRDHUP` out of `linux_like/linux` and into `linux_like`, so that they're available on Android as well. - It changes the type from `c_int` to `c_short` to match the other `POLL*` flags. [breaking-change-policy]: https://github.com/rust-lang/libc/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#breaking-change-policy
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…Titor Move Linux's `POLLRDHUP` into `linux_like` and fix its type. This was originally posted as #2390, but since it was a breaking change, that PR instead just added `deprecated` warnings. There haven't been any concerns for a while, so this is now a PR to do the change actually, per the [breaking-change-policy]. This fixes two errors in #2247. - It moves the definitions of `POLLRDHUP` out of `linux_like/linux` and into `linux_like`, so that they're available on Android as well. - It changes the type from `c_int` to `c_short` to match the other `POLL*` flags. [breaking-change-policy]: https://github.com/rust-lang/libc/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#breaking-change-policy
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This fixes two errors in #2247.
It moves the definitions of
POLLRDHUPout oflinux_like/linuxand into
linux_like, so that they're available on Android as well.It changes the type from
c_inttoc_shortto match the otherPOLL*flags.This second change is a breaking change, and I'm fine reverting it and
leaving it as the old type if that's the right thing to do.