/* classes/include/artslocal.h.  Generated by configure.  */
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//  $Name: arts++-1-1-a12 $
//  $Id: artslocal.h.in,v 1.2 2004/04/21 23:51:30 kkeys Exp $
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  The xdr_destroy() macro in <rpc/xdr.h> on FreeBSD 2.2.x systems (and
//  possibly others) is broken... it passes the XDR pointer to the
//  x_destroy() function but the x_destroy() function prototype
//  doesn't have any arguments.  C++ compilers (and rigorous C compilers)
//  don't like this, so we'll rewrite the macro to match the x_destroy()
//  prototype where we need it (in classes/src/ArtsPrimitive.cc) if
//  XDR_DESTROY_MACRO_DONT_PASS_POINTER is defined.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/* #undef XDR_DESTROY_MACRO_DONT_PASS_POINTER */

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  Newer versions of g++ and egcs support the Standard C++ Library
//  header file names (from ISO/IEC 14882:1998).  Unfortunately, older
//  version do not and there's a lot of legacy code written to the old
//  header names.  I'm trying to migrate toward using the standard names
//  when they exist and fall back to old g++ conventions if I can't find
//  the header under the standard name.  Hence I have a bunch of macros
//  that are set if the standard header exists under the standard name
//  and not set if the standard header is not under the standard name.
//
//  As an aside, this is one of the reasons I recommend using g++ 2.95.1
//  (there are other reasons for doing so too, mostly related to STL and
//  general template support).
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  If <fstream> exists, HAVE_FSTREAM should be non-zero.  Else
//  HAVE_FSTREAM should be undefined and our source will use <fstream.h>
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define HAVE_FSTREAM 1

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  If <iostream> exists, HAVE_IOSTREAM should be non-zero.  Else
//  HAVE_IOSTREAM should be undefined and our source will use <iostream.h>
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define HAVE_IOSTREAM 1

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  If <iomanip> exists, HAVE_IOMANIP should be non-zero.  Else
//  HAVE_IOMANIP should be undefined and our source will use <iomanip.h>
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define HAVE_IOMANIP 1

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//  If <sstream> exists, HAVE_SSTREAM should be non-zero.
//  If <strstream> exists, HAVE_STRSTREAM should be non-zero.
//  Our source will use <sstream>, <strstream>, or <strstream.h>, in that
//  order of preference.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define HAVE_SSTREAM 1
#define HAVE_STRSTREAM 1