Unfortunately there are some marked "public" that also use it,
so we can't just move the remainder to an internal file and then
drop libio.h from public consumption.
Delete all the unused portions of the public libio.h while at it.
Adjust the two legacy stdc++ headers that still included it;
it seems they didn't themselves depend on any of the definitions it
contained. However, streambuf.h actually did, so put that definition in
libio.h so that it's always present.
(The stdc++ implementation will get the 'real' _G_config.h from
libroot glibc.)
keeps its own idea about what a wchar_t is and that was still a short.
This of course made the data structure of a streambuf incompatible with the
"lower" half - the glibc part - causing (potentially all sorts of) crashes
when these classes were used.
This should fix the crash of gensyscalls when building haiku natively
on a gcc2-haiku.
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- this differs slightly from the one that lives in buildtools/gcc as it
has been "ported" to the newer libio that haiku uses as part of its own
libroot
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Augustin Cavalier