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J=C3=A9r=C3=A9mie Courr=C3=A8ges-Anglas wrote:

> So supporting list-system-processes (as-is) on OpenBSD for 24.3 leads to
> build failing with 1995/10/18 < OpenBSD < 2010/01/10 and to a useless
> (and potentially harmful) function with OpenBSD >=3D 2010/01/10.

I get the feeling you are probably right, but since no-one reported any
build problems in the year since since this was introduced, or through
several months of pretest (until just now), we can only conclude that
(almost) no-one is using latest Emacs on older OpenBSD, so it doesn't
matter that much in practice.