At 6:04 pm 20/9/96, Perry E. Metzger wrote:
>Curt Sampson writes:
>> No, what he's saying is that if we have `#define unix 1' predefined
>> (as we do now), someone who tries to compile the perfectly legal
>> statement `int unix = 0;' will actually be trying to compile `int
>> 1 = 0;', which will not go over terribly well.
>
>Perhaps we should
>#define unix unix
>
>:)

That's actually not such a stupid idea....

I bet most of the conditionals are #ifdefs...

Jules


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