bluetooth: CTS: Fix includes to avoid build error with some libCs #81415
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Remove unnecessary include in header and source file. gmtime_r() is an extension to the C library, and therefore one needs to explicitly ask for its prototype to have it exposed. This is done by defining _POSIX_C_SOURCE so let's do so. These two changes fix build errors with some libCs. Tested with pico, newlib, minimal and the host glibc. Signed-off-by: Alberto Escolar Piedras <[email protected]>
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Remove unnecessary include in header and source file which causes conflicting type definitions with some libCs.
gmtime_r() is an extension to the C library, and therefore one needs to explicitly ask for its prototype to have it exposed. This is done by defining _POSIX_C_SOURCE so let's do so.
These two changes fix build errors with some libCs. Tested with pico, newlib, minimal and the host glibc with CONFIG_BT_CTS_HELPER_API set to
nandyRelated to #81412
Fixes #81416