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Subject:	Re: make djgpp predefined variables, and some sundry questions
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DJ Delorie wrote:
>> It's no longer a pressing issue, but a question worth asking anyway: 
>> what DJGPP-relevant variables are predefined by make?
> 
> If you mean #defines, you can use __DJGPP__ to detect that you're
> using DJGPP, or __GNUC__ for gcc in general.
> 
> You can loko for the ${DJGPP} environment variable being set within
> make if you need to detect it there.  Or check MAKE_VERSION, or look
> for ${CC} being gcc.

Yes - this is what I was looking for. Thanks.

I managed to get a simple curses proggy working, which is nice ;) There 
are so many compilers to choose from, it's difficult to choose. In the 
past I've tried things like mingw and cygwin. They all have their pros 
and cons, I guess.


> 
>> Also, a bit lazy, I know, but are there any libraries available for 
>> processing files one line at a time,
> 
> The C library does that.  Use fgets().

D'oh!
> 
>> and is there a date/time library 
>> for calculating the day of the week,
> 
> Likewise, use mktime() and localtime()
> 
>> and other such useful calendar functions?
> 
> localtime() again.

Thanks for the reply.


I have been using DJGPP occasionally since the late 90's - although I 
don't touch C much, as you might have gathered. I've had a little snoop 
at some of the stuff in v2tk. Some of it looks quite interesting, like 
the jpeg and zlib library. I'm something of a fan of precompiled files - 
not being too enthused of the various configuration wonks that 
inevitably arise when you try to port stuff to different 
platforms/compilers.

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