util/rand: Fix unused variable warning when building without threads - #6358
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When building with USE_THREADS=OFF (GIT_THREADS not defined), the state_lock variable was still defined, but never used, causing a warning.
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Yikes - we definitely aim to be warning free. I'm disappointed that our threads=off nightly build missed this -- possibly just because it's an older compiler. This one is a little subtle, it's the I'd like to avoid that |
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(Fixed via #6432) |
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When building with USE_THREADS=OFF (GIT_THREADS not defined), the
state_lock variable was still defined, but never used, causing a
warning.