On Apr 26, 2021, at 11:43 PM, Uli Heilmeier <ze...@heilmeier.eu> wrote:
> I have no strong feelings about the os::* labels. We can reduce them to
> os::mac, os::windows, os::linux, os::unix.
So does "unix" mean:
1) has some possibly very-remote code base connection to some UNIX that
AT&T put out;
2) is eligible to use the UNIX(R) trademark;
3) other?
If it's 1), then I *guess* Linux is the only UN*X that doesn't fit into that
category, although macOS, being a 4.4-Lite derivative, would fit into that
category as well.
If it's 2), then 1) the *BSDs don't count and 2) at least one Linux
distribution *does* count (EulerOS).
Perhaps the labels should be
os:windows
os:macos
os:linux
os:other-unix
("unix" meaning "Un*X", and "other" meaning "neither macOS nor Linux").
"os:other" might be enough.
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