Use stdioERRNO_THREAD_LOCAL_OFFSET macro for ERRNO setter/getter#82
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Use stdioERRNO_THREAD_LOCAL_OFFSET macro for ERRNO setter/getter#82AniruddhaKanhere merged 1 commit intoFreeRTOS:mainfrom
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The previously used ffconfigCWD_THREAD_LOCAL_INDEX has the same value but the stdioERRNO_THREAD_LOCAL_OFFSET macro is more concise.
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Use stdioERRNO_THREAD_LOCAL_OFFSET macro for ERRNO setter/getter
Description
The previously used ffconfigCWD_THREAD_LOCAL_INDEX has the same value but the stdioERRNO_THREAD_LOCAL_OFFSET macro is more concise.
The compilation will be unchanged as the preprocessor will generate the same output as before.
Test Steps
No need to test. This is just for more clarity in the codebase and navigation.
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