Hi all, Please review a trivial change that defines which threading model is used on Windows, so applications can check it. This is also useful for system headers, since some headers should be switched off if pthread is the threading model (Currently they are included unconditionally on Windows). In effect this merely reworks some existing code that defines __USING_MCFGTHREAD__ and adds some new logic to it to define __USING_POSIXTHREAD__ whenever appropriate. Do note that I don't have any write access, so whoever reviews this for me has to help me push it as well
best regards, Julian P.S. This has been resent since my email client kept mangling the tabs, so I had to send it as a patch file instead gcc/config/mingw/ChangeLog: * mingw32.h: Add new define for POSIX threads
0001-Define-which-threading-model-is-in-use-on-Windows.patch
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