/* Top of my file (acconfig.h is the ultimate source file) */
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/* This file is like the acconfig.h file provided by Autoconf,
 * but explains those #defines that are local to this package.
 */

/* Location of the "diff" command. */
#undef CONFIG_DIFF_COMMAND


/* HAVE_GNU_DIFF is defined if the CONFIG_DIFF_COMMAND is GNU diff.
 * This affects the commentary we produce in showconfig.cc.
 */
#undef HAVE_GNU_DIFF

/* The package name and version are macros are created by automake but
 * not understood by autoheader.  Hence I have to point out their
 * existence to autoheader by putting them here...
 */

/* Package name. */
#undef PACKAGE

/* Package version. */
#undef VERSION

/* Is it safe to rely on POSIX saved IDs? */
#undef SAVED_IDS_OK

/* Do we disallow the creation of "binary" (encoded) SCCS files? */
/* This is controlled by the --enable-binary and --disable-binary */
/* options to configure. */ 
#undef CONFIG_DISABLE_BINARY_SUPPORT

/* What is the maximum length of line which we will allow CSSC to put
 * into an SCCS file?   Zero means that there is no limit. 
 * This is controlled by the --enable-max-line-length option to 
 * configure.   
 */
#undef CONFIG_MAX_BODY_LINE_LENGTH

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/* This section contains those comments and definitions that are too
 * complex for autoheader.m4 to understand; autoheader works by
 * redefining the autoconf primitives in such a way that it gains a
 * record of what might or might not get defined, just by m4 expansion
 * of congigure.in.  It doesn't seem clever enough to cope with the
 * macros AC_CHECK_GLOBAL and AC_CHECK_DECL_IN_HEADER, because both of
 * those use AC_CACHE_VAL, which forces us to use a two-stage process
 * of getting the cached value or figuring it out, and then calling
 * AC_DEFINE etc. according to the result.   It might be possible to
 * produce a local m4 file that provided appropriate definitions of
 * the macros in configure.in which helped acheader out in this, but I
 * can't see how to do it.   Hence we work around this feature of
 * autoheader in this way.
 *                         -- James Youngman <jay@gnu.org>
 */

/* define if you have the ISO C function fsetpos(). */
#undef HAVE_FSETPOS

/* ixemul.library on AmigaOS has a stub for fork(), but it does nothing. */
/* define if you have the Unix function fork() -- and it works. */
#undef HAVE_FORK

/* define if you have the global variable timezone. */
#undef HAVE_TIMEZONE

/* define if you have the global variable sys_nerr. */
#undef HAVE_SYS_NERR

/* define if you have the global variable sys_errlist. */
#undef HAVE_SYS_ERRLIST

/* define if <errno.h> declares sys_nerr. */
#undef ERRNO_H_DECLARES_SYS_NERR

/* define if <stdio.h> declares sys_nerr. */
#undef STDIO_H_DECLARES_SYS_NERR

/* define if <errno.h> declares sys_errlist. */
#undef ERRNO_H_DECLARES_SYS_ERRLIST

/* define if <stdio.h> declares sys_errlist. */
#undef STDIO_H_DECLARES_SYS_ERRLIST

/* define if <stdlib.h> declares sys_errlist. */
#undef STDLIB_H_DECLARES_SYS_ERRLIST

/* define if either signal.h or unistd.h declares 
 * sys_siglist[].   This is a BSD-ism, I think.
 * This corresponds to the AC_DECL_SIGLIST Autoconf macro.
 */
#undef SYS_SIGLIST_DECLARED


/* Define if your C++ compiler can compile a program that uses 
 * exceptions which will work when it is run.
 */
#undef HAVE_EXCEPTIONS

/* Define HAVE_STD_NAMESPACE if your C++ compiler likes constructions like
 * "std::string s".  A conforming C++ compiler should like that sort of stuff.
 * In fact, a conforming C++ compiler should insist on your saying 
 * "using std;" before using a naked "string s" declaration.   Anyway, if we 
 * can say "std::string s", define this HAVE_STD_NAMESPACE.
 */
#undef HAVE_STD_NAMESPACE

/* We also define the macro STD_NAMESPACE.  This is used where one would
 * ordinarily put "std::" if one was talking to a proper C++ compiler.  
 * However, we arrange for it to expand to nothing when we are talking 
 * to a compiler which doesn't understand the "std::" in "std::string". 
 */
#undef STD_NAMESPACE


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