Same define was checked twice

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* ACE/ace/OS_NS_devctl.inl:

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• Refactor
  • Simplified internal conditional logic for device control emulation, with no visible changes to end-user functionality.

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Walkthrough

A conditional compilation statement in the ACE/ace/OS_NS_devctl.inl file was simplified. The check for emulating posix_devctl now only tests if ACE_EMULATE_POSIX_DEVCTL is defined, rather than also checking its value. No other logic, declarations, or control flow were changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
ACE/ace/OS_NS_devctl.inl	Simplified conditional compilation: removed value check for ACE_EMULATE_POSIX_DEVCTL, now only checks if defined.

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ACE/ace/OS_NS_devctl.inl (1)

18-18: Simplified the conditional compilation check.

Good change. The previous code was redundantly checking both if ACE_EMULATE_POSIX_DEVCTL was defined and if it evaluated to true. Since the purpose here is only to determine if the POSIX devctl emulation should be used, checking if the macro is defined is sufficient.

This change aligns with common C/C++ preprocessor practices and removes unnecessary complexity.

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