Added guard around #include <xlocale.h> for Linux #1381
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… Linux, the file will not be included (xlocale.h was removed in glibc 2.26)
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@swift-ci please test. |
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@tachoknight Thanks for this pull request! This means CF never used anything from |
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@swift-ci please test and merge |
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I would rather we have used the DEPLOYMENT_TARGET macros here. |
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xlocale.hwas removed in glibc 2.26 so any version of Linux with that or later versions will not be able to compile successfully. This change adds a guard to check that if we're not compiling on Linux, to go ahead and include it.