Explicitly define USE_LOCKS to 0 in dlmalloc#158
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Clang 3.9 does not parse the default value of USE_LOCKS (0). This change explicitly sets the value to 0 to appease the compiler. No functional change intended.
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Supersedes #155. |
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Clang 3.9 does not parse the default value of USE_LOCKS (0). This
change explicitly sets the value to 0 to appease the compiler. No
functional change intended.