From: "Greaney, Kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Kevin.Greaney> Looking at this code, I believe the !defined(__DECC) should
Kevin.Greaney> actually be defined(__DECC) ( no ! ). C++ does not recognize
Kevin.Greaney> globaldef and globalref, but it does recognize extern. Am I reading
Kevin.Greaney> this correctly?
Almost. DEC C doesn't recognise globaldef and globalref, and is
identified with __DECC. What's needed is another '&& !defined' with
the correct macro to identify DEC C++. If you tell me what the name
of that macro is, I'll be able to do the appropriate changes. Would
it perchance be __DECCXX?
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