Remove usage of proc_pidinfo on iOS#1679
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This is not present in the headers in the iOS SDK, so using it is disallowed by Apple's App Store review guidelines: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#software-requirements:~:text=Apps%20may%20only%20use%20public%20APIs (And yes, they do tend to read that sentence to the letter, even if they may sometimes grant apps exceptions to it). (I have also filed FB23247918 to ask them for clarification, because the symbols are marked `__OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_5, __IPHONE_2_0)` in the macOS SDK's header).
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This is not present in the headers in the iOS SDK, so using it is disallowed by Apple's App Store review guidelines.
(And yes, they do tend to read that sentence to the letter, even if they may sometimes grant apps exceptions to it).
I have also filed FB23247918 to ask them for clarification, because the symbols are marked
__OSX_AVAILABLE_STARTING(__MAC_10_5, __IPHONE_2_0)in the macOS SDK's header, though I don't think we should block on this, there are other places insysinfowhere we useproc_pidinfothat could benefit from being usable on iOS but that can be re-introduced later once we know more.This should make
sysinfocompile on iOS with rust-lang/libc#5158.I did also take a look, it seems that #424 removed usage of
proc_pidinfoin the past, so doing this forPROC_PIDLISTFDSas well is consistent with that.