> > Both methods do the same thing.  I decided to put the checks in the code,
> > because I am assuming that at some point we will actually add support for
> > os_cork and os_uncork to the code.  I wanted the special code to disable
> > os_cork and os_uncork as close to the code that would use it as
> > possible.  I figured whoever adds support for os_cork and os_uncork will
> > actually need to look at those functions, so they will see e
> > !defined(__FreeBSD__), whereas if the special check was made in the
> > configure script, that could go un-noticed when the changes were made,
> > thus making it harder for the developer who does the work.
> > 
> > I really don't care which we choose, but the warnings were bugging me, and
> > I wanted them to go away.  :-)
> 
> Makes sense. I've added a reminder to apr/STATUS.

Thanks, I always forget to add reminders.  :-)

Ryan

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