preload: wrap fstatfs() and statfs() on musl #225
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musl has both of these functions (though not the separate "64" variants that glibc). Thanks to Alyssa Ross @alyssais for finding this and the initial patch!
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Ack, thanks @alyssais for reviewing. Landing that then. |
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musl has both of these functions (though not the separate "64" variants that glibc).
Thanks to Alyssa Ross @alyssais for finding this and the initial patch!
This is an alternative to #224 which doesn't rip apart the fstatfs{,64} and statfs{,64} declarations.
Closes #224