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*	adjust how sizeof time_t is set, the current way causes issues with MSVC ↵	Brent Cook	2023-10-29	1	-0/+8
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*	add configure-time check for timespecsub	Brent Cook	2019-01-06	1	-1/+6
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*	hide clock_gettime definition on WIN32	Brent Cook	2018-11-16	1	-0/+2
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*	always allow upstream time.h to be visible	Brent Cook	2018-03-23	1	-3/+3
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*	add proper guard and typedef	Brent Cook	2018-03-23	1	-1/+7
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*	adjust definition of compat clock_gettime	Brent Cook	2018-03-23	1	-4/+1
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*	hide clock_gettime on win32	Brent Cook	2018-03-22	1	-0/+2
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*	add clock_gettime for macos 10.11 and earlier	Brent Cook	2018-03-22	1	-0/+13
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*	add timerspecsub	Brent Cook	2017-12-12	1	-0/+12
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*	Windows compatibility fixes	Brent Cook	2015-10-18	1	-1/+5
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	VS2013 has trouble with relative include paths for apps/openssl, so move certhash_win/apps_win.c back to apps/openssl. gmtime_r on mingw64 fails with negative time_t, override gmtime_s fails all of the time unit tests, override SHUT_RD/WR are defined in newer mingw64 headers, check before overriding
*	disable some tests with 32-bit time_t systems	Brent Cook	2015-10-17	1	-4/+0
\| \| \| \|	Also disable use of _mkgmtime, it does not produce correct results.
*	include timegm fallback	Brent Cook	2015-10-15	1	-1/+5
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*	rename _mkgmtime as timegm on win32	Brent Cook	2015-10-07	1	-0/+4
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*	updates for MSVC 2015's degenerate headers	Brent Cook	2015-09-09	1	-0/+4
\| \| \| \| \| \|	Note that 'perror' moves from stdio.h to stdlib.h, and 'rename' moves from stdio.h to io.h. Also, standard C includes move from the compiler to the Windows SDK, which changes the base path for the include files.
*	tighten up compat include paths, fix glibc compatibility	Brent Cook	2015-07-21	1	-5/+0
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*	add initial CMake and Visual Studio build support	Brent Cook	2015-07-21	1	-0/+16
	This moves the compatibility include files from include to include/compat so we can use the awful MS C compiler <../include/> trick to emulate the GNU #include_next extension. This also removes a few old compat files we do not need anymore.