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curl/system.h: support more architectures #1766

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The long list of architectures in include/curl/system.h is annoying to
maintain, and needs to be extended for each and every architecture to
support.

Instead, let's rely on the SIZEOF_LONG define of the gcc compiler
(we are in the GNUC condition anyway), which tells us if long is 4
bytes or 8 bytes.

This fixes the build of libcurl 7.55.0 on architectures such as
OpenRISC or ARC.

Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni thomas.petazzoni@free-electrons.com

The long list of architectures in include/curl/system.h is annoying to
maintain, and needs to be extended for each and every architecture to
support.

Instead, let's rely on the __SIZEOF_LONG__ define of the gcc compiler
(we are in the GNUC condition anyway), which tells us if long is 4
bytes or 8 bytes.

This fixes the build of libcurl 7.55.0 on architectures such as
OpenRISC or ARC.

Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@free-electrons.com>
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Coverage increased (+0.02%) to 75.095% when pulling 7d84bd8 on tpetazzoni:fix-system-h into 77cd4e7 on curl:master.

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bagder commented Aug 11, 2017

(the two CI failures are totally unrelated)

@bagder bagder closed this in 4ca5f77 Aug 11, 2017
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bagder commented Aug 11, 2017

Thanks!

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