take into account sysctl deprecation in modern linux kernels #122
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…aviour results in far too many compiler instances being launched if nothing is specified at configuration time
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As described in https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-5.5-Kills-SYSCTL-SYSCALL,
sys/sysctl.hhas been deprecated for a while, as a result of which QPhiX and/or applications using it fail to build on some systems (such as on github's CI runners).This seems to fix the issue in the sense that it requires
sysconfto be available ifsysctlis not. I'm not actually sure that eithersys/types.horsys/sysctl.hare required for using__rdtscbut I don't know so I wanted to make a minimal change which preserves the status quo ofsys/sysctl.his available.Note that for testing reasons I had to include #121 in here as well.