At 01:37 PM 4/3/00 -0400, Steven Grunza wrote:
>I'm looking into porting/adapting LiS for NetBSD.  What is the proper way
>to detect that NetBSD is the current operating system?  Some of the header
>files included with LiS re-define constants in our /usr/include/ directory.
> If there is a string always defined by cc during compiles on NetBSD then
>something like the following would work:
>
>#ifndef NETBSD
>
>//original #defines and #includes, etc
>
>#endif // #ifndef NETBSD

There may be a better way to deal with it, but __NetBSD__ is always defined
if you're compiling on NetBSD, and I've used that in the past.

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>Any ideas?  If possible, I would like to figure out the modifications
>necessary and submit them to the owner/maintainer of LiS.  Modifications of
>the kind shown above would seem to be fairly easy for the LiS maintainer.
>
>Steven Grunza
>
>PS
>  I really don't want to port STREAMS to NetBSD.  I want to use a PCI card
>that requires STREAMS in the device driver....
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