#define AUTHOR "mellon@vix.com (Ted Lemon)"

/*
 * 
 * It might be worthwhile also to #define __NetBSD__ to some value - say,
 * the major version times 100 plus the minor version.   E.g., 100 for
 * version 1.0, 101 for version 1.1, 112 for version 1.12, et cetera...

Shall we get really absurd (or useful, depending on point of view) and
have __NetBSD_MAJ__, __NetBSD_MIN__, and __NetBSD_REV__ defined?

Stuff like OS versioning is probably better defined in Makefiles than
in the compiler.

 * I'm not sure what the planned numbering scheme is - for example, what
 * would 1.0a translate to.   However, something that allowed us to
 * figure out what version of NetBSD we're compiling for would probably
 * be useful in enough cases to justify doing it.

#define __ALPHA__

 * 
 * Gcc currently does something similar with __GNUC__ - its value is
 * currently 2.   __GNUC_MINOR__ is 6.   There's no predefine to
 * differentiate between 2.6.0 and 2.6.2, though, which I think is a bug.

Compiler versioning, however, is better defined in the compiler

 * 
 */

#undef AUTHOR	/* "mellon@vix.com (Ted Lemon)" */



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