proc-cache.c: remove proc_cache_flush()
flush() is redundant, it makes more sense to just write the file on close(). There is no reason why you want to commit the current state of the cache to disk at any other time then when closing the application.
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@ -28,8 +28,6 @@ void proc_cache_update(const char *url);
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void proc_cache_purge(unsigned int timestamp);
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void proc_cache_flush();
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void proc_cache_close();
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#endif /* PROC_CACHE_H */
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