Use __has_include instead of preprocessor defines.#484
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@triplef can you confirm my change works for you still? |
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Thank you. This works great. |
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As discussed this lets the compiler check for header availability.
I left the checks for
HAVE_STDINT_HandHAVE_INTTYPES_Hin CMakeLists, as they still seem to be used in liblzma.