Joel Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Next stupid question: which standard covers 'unix', so that I can make sure > all the pieces are met and that I'm not about to force GCC to tell a lie > that will come back to haunt me later...
I'm not sure why NetBSD doesn't define __unix__; it is a good idea not to define unix, since that is in the application's namespace, and should not be defined by the compiler. The define __unix__/__unix/unix, to my knowledge, is not covered by any standard - it is merely a convention. POSIX systems identify themselves with different defines. Notice that FreeBSD defines unix, as does NetBSD on m68k. It may be a mistake: what does the system compiler define? Regards, Martin
