/*
 *      @(#)ansi_compat.h       5.1     (ULTRIX)        4/23/91
 */

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/*
 *   To avoid namespace pollution when using the ULTRIX header files under the
 * DEC ANSI compiler, all user-visible header files were modifed to reference
 * ANSI-style predefined macro name rather than their traditional names
 * (__ultrix vice ultrix).  Every file which accesses a predefined macro name
 * must include this file before any other files are included or the macros
 * are tested.
 *
 *   In strict ANSI mode, the appropriate ANSI-style macros are already
 * defined and the redefinitions in this file will not be seen.  When using
 * pcc, the traditional macro names are defined and this file will define
 * ANSI-style equivalents of the traditional names.  When using the DEC C
 * compiler, both the traditional and ANSI predefined macro names are
 * available so the definitions in this file are not made visible.
 *
 */


#if !defined(__STDC__) && !defined(__DECC) && !defined(__ANSI_COMPAT)

#define __ANSI_COMPAT

#ifdef ultrix
#define __ultrix      ultrix
#endif

#ifdef unix
#define __unix        unix
#endif

#ifdef bsd4_2
#define __bsd4_2      bsd4_2
#endif

#ifdef vax
#define __vax         vax
#endif

#ifdef VAX
#define __VAX         VAX
#endif

#ifdef mips
#define __mips        mips
#endif

#ifdef host_mips
#define __host_mips   host_mips
#endif

#ifdef MIPSEL
#define __MIPSEL      MIPSEL
#endif

#ifdef MIPSEB
#define __MIPSEB      MIPSEB
#endif

#ifdef SYSTEM_FIVE
#define __SYSTEM_FIVE SYSTEM_FIVE
#endif

#ifdef POSIX
#define __POSIX       POSIX
#endif

#ifdef GFLOAT
#define __GFLOAT        GFLOAT
#endif

#ifdef LANGUAGE_C
#define __LANGUAGE_C  LANGUAGE_C
#endif

#ifdef vaxc
#define __vaxc   vaxc
#define __VAXC   VAXC
#define __vax11c vax11c
#define __VAX11C VAX11C
#endif

#ifdef MOXIE
#define __MOXIE   MOXIE
#endif

#ifdef ULTRIX022
#define __ULTRIX022 ULTRIX022
#endif

#endif