linux: Add no-linux.c with shims for methods implemented in linux.c#3379
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Adds compatibility shims for linux.c methods when building on Windows. Signed-off-by: Broc Going <bgoing@micron.com>
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I suggest we split these function out of linux.c into crypto.c and have a matching no-crypto.c. This way we keep the existing feature grouping. linux.c is not a good name anyway. I think after factoring the crypto code out, there isn't much left. sysfs and hostid code which we could then move to new files eventually. |
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Adds compatibility shims for linux.c methods when building on Windows.