Chris Demetriou wrote:
> >I dont happen to have toolchain source here (I really should get it) but
> >I'm pretty sure that define just needs to be changed in the corresponding
> >alpha tree.
> 
> No, that define needs to be _removed_ from other ports' definitions.
> 
> The NetBSD 'standard' CPP predefines are __NetBSD__, __${MACHINE_ARCH}__
> (where that's expanded as appropriate for the architecture), and
> _that's it_.  That is all that ports' compilers should define by default.

I found unix define very useful. Comes very handy when one wants his/her
software to be easily poratble between unix clones. The only unix/unix-like
system which doesn't define "unix" is AIX. Without this define, one
would add a ifdef for every emerging unix-like clone. I don't see
any reason for not defining it under NetBSD. Or could you provide any ?

Jarda
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