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Author martin.panter
Recipients martin.panter, wizzardx
Date 2016-06-27.09:25:18
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FWIW adding a blank fourth argument in configure.ac silences this warning (and speeds up the configure run by 7%, or 4 s). But I don’t want to become an Autoconf nerd and I don’t know if this change could have negative consequences on other platforms (e.g. perhaps AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT matters?).

Practically, I think you can ignore the warning. The include file is needed to use a new getrandom() syscall on Linux (see Issue 26839), but Python should fall back to older code if it cannot use getrandom().
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