Two patches for the readline lib
Robert Hoehne
robert.hoehne@gmx.net
Mon Mar 15 14:04:00 GMT 1999
> In that case, would it be appropriate to use a single macro
> (eg. if defined (__DJGPP__)) to control these changes? The old
> readline was a hodge-podge of different ifdefs of this sort.
> It'd be nice to keep it under control this time.
At first: I did the patches this way, since there was already
one or two #ifdef __MSDOS__, so I thought this is the way
like it should be. But in general I agree with you, that this is
not the best way. I would do it better if I know where to start.
>From other packages I know a way, where you can specify
in a host/target specifc file some conditionals which are then
either included in the source files or including them in the
Makefile so the flags will passed on commandline when compiling.
I would for instance introduce a define like
#define USE_STDIO_IO
to indicate that stdio functions should be used instead of
terminal functions. But I don't know where to specify this
host depended (in my case for DJGPP).
If you can give me some guidelines I will be glad.
Robert
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