Add XNN_HAS_MMAP to common.h, as a way to indicate that a given platform doesn't support mmap() at all and must fall back to malloc() instead. #6816
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Add XNN_HAS_MMAP to common.h, as a way to indicate that a given platform doesn't support mmap() at all and must fall back to malloc() instead.
Note that it's initially (effectively) unused, since it's only set to 0 for Windows, which already has its own custom code path for memory allocation; however, this flag will be used for at least one upcoming target and landing it separately from introduction of that target seems easier to review.