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Removed macro USE_STD_CXX_INCLUDES which allowed (if turned off) to include old C headers instead of using their respective counterpart coming with C++ (e.g. use time.h and string.h instead of <ctime> and <cstring>). Using only the C++ version has been the hardcoded behaviour for CMake builds anyway (for automake it has been configurable up to now). All related build configuration tests and related code header guards/includes for the C-style headers have been removed.
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