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Author gregory.p.smith
Recipients Alex.Willmer, Roman.Evstifeev, gregory.p.smith, skrah, xdegaye
Date 2016-04-26.21:23:58
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I have no problem just removing the #ifdef as Android API 21 is now old enough (Lollipop / 5.0) that anyone building Python 3.6 for use on Android is probably fine with it.

If there is a #define that can be used to test the android api level at compile time, adding that to the #if is another approach and would keep people who are trying to run something on an older version happy.
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