gh-121617: Include string.h in pwdmodule.c if _Py_TYPEOF is undefined#121643
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…efined If _Py_TYPEOF is undefined, Py_CLEAR falls back to an implementation with memcpy() call; conditionally include the missing string.h dependency.
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This change is outdated: the pwd extension is no longer built with the limited C API.
Also, it's not the proper fix: Python.h should include <string.h> if the _Py_TYPEOF macro is not defined. I wrote #144666 change to do that.
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If _Py_TYPEOF is undefined, Py_CLEAR falls back to an implementation with memcpy() call; conditionally include the missing string.h dependency.
memcpy()usage without#include <string.h>inpwdmodule.c#121617