/*

  * Copyright (c) 1997

  * Moscow Center for SPARC Technology

  *

  * Copyright (c) 1999

  * Boris Fomitchev

  *

  * This material is provided "as is", with absolutely no warranty expressed

  * or implied. Any use is at your own risk.

  *

  * Permission to use or copy this software for any purpose is hereby granted

  * without fee, provided the above notices are retained on all copies.

  * Permission to modify the code and to distribute modified code is granted,

  * provided the above notices are retained, and a notice that the code was

  * modified is included with the above copyright notice.

  *

  */

 /*

  * Purpose of this file :

  *

  * A list of COMPILER-SPECIFIC portion of STLport settings.

  * This file is provided to help in manual configuration

  * of STLport. This file is being included by stlcomp.h

  * when STLport is unable to identify your compiler.

  * Please remove the error diagnostic below before adjusting

  * macros.

  *

  */

 #ifndef _STLP_MYCOMP_H

 #define  _STLP_MYCOMP_H

 //#error "Your compiler version is not recognized by STLport. Please edit <stlport/stl/config/stl_mycomp.h>"

 //==========================================================

 // the values choosen here as defaults try to give

 // maximum functionality on the most conservative settings

 // Mostly correct guess, change it for Alpha (and other environments

 // that has 64-bit "long")

 // #  define _STLP_UINT32_T unsigned long

 // Disables wchar_t functionality

 // #  define _STLP_NO_WCHAR_T  1

 // Define if wchar_t is not a unique type, and is actually a typedef to unsigned short.

 // #  define _STLP_WCHAR_T_IS_USHORT 1

 // Uncomment if long long is available

 // #  define _STLP_LONG_LONG long long

 // Uncomment if long double is not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_LONG_DOUBLE 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not support "typename" keyword

 // #  define _STLP_NEED_TYPENAME 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not support "mutable" keyword

 // #  define _STLP_NEED_MUTABLE 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not support "explicit" keyword

 // #  define _STLP_NEED_EXPLICIT 1

 // Uncomment if new-style-casts like const_cast<> are not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_NEW_STYLE_CASTS 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not have "bool" type

 // #  define  _STLP_NO_BOOL 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not have "bool" type, but has "bool" keyword reserved

 // #  define  _STLP_DONT_USE_BOOL_TYPEDEF 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not have "bool" type, but defines "bool" in <yvals.h>

 // #  define  _STLP_YVALS_H 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler has limited or no default template arguments for classes

 // #  define _STLP_LIMITED_DEFAULT_TEMPLATES 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler support only complete (not dependent on other parameters)

 // types as default parameters for class templates

 // #  define _STLP_DEFAULT_TYPE_PARAM 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler do not support default parameters in template class methods

 // #  define _STLP_DONT_SUP_DFLT_PARAM 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler has problem with not-type

 // default template parameters

 // #  define _STLP_NO_DEFAULT_NON_TYPE_PARAM 1

 // Define if compiler has

 // trouble with functions getting non-type-parameterized classes as parameters

 // #  define _STLP_NON_TYPE_TMPL_PARAM_BUG 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler lacks static data members.

 // Uncomment next line if your compiler supports __attribute__((weak))

 // #  define _STLP_NO_STATIC_TEMPLATE_DATA 1

 // #  define _STLP_WEAK_ATTRIBUTE 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not support namespaces

 // #  define _STLP_HAS_NO_NAMESPACES 1

 // Uncomment if "using" keyword does not work with template types

 // # define _STLP_BROKEN_USING_DIRECTIVE 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not support exceptions

 // #  define _STLP_HAS_NO_EXCEPTIONS 1

 // Uncomment this when you are able to detect that the user do not

 // want to use the exceptions feature.

 // #  define _STLP_DONT_USE_EXCEPTIONS 1

 // Uncomment this if your compiler does not support exception specifications

 // #  define _STLP_NO_EXCEPTION_SPEC

 // Define this if your compiler requires return statement after throw()

 // # define _STLP_THROW_RETURN_BUG 1

 // Define this if your compiler do not support return of void

 // # define _STLP_DONT_RETURN_VOID 1

 // Header <new> that comes with the compiler

 // does not define bad_alloc exception

 // #  define _STLP_NO_BAD_ALLOC  1

 // Define this if your compiler do not throw bad_alloc from the new operator

 // #  define _STLP_NEW_DONT_THROW_BAD_ALLOC  1

 // Uncomment if member template methods are not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES   1

 // Uncomment if member template classes are not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATE_CLASSES   1

 // Uncomment if your compiler do not support the std::allocator rebind technique

 // This is a special case of bad member template classes support, it is automatically

 // defined if _STLP_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATE_CLASSES is defined.

 // # define _STLP_DONT_SUPPORT_REBIND_MEMBER_TEMPLATE 1

 // Uncomment if no "template" keyword should be used with member template classes

 // #  define _STLP_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATE_KEYWORD   1

 // Uncomment if friend member templates are not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_FRIEND_TEMPLATES   1

 // Compiler does not accept friend declaration qualified with namespace name.

 // #  define _STLP_NO_QUALIFIED_FRIENDS 1

 // Uncomment if partial specialization is not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_CLASS_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION 1

 // Define if class being partially specialized require full name (template parameters)

 // of itself for method declarations

 // #  define _STLP_PARTIAL_SPEC_NEEDS_TEMPLATE_ARGS

 // Compiler has problem with qualified specializations (cont int, volatile int...)

 // #  define _STLP_QUALIFIED_SPECIALIZATION_BUG

 // Compiler has problems specializing members of partially

 // specialized class

 // #  define _STLP_MEMBER_SPECIALIZATION_BUG

 // Uncomment if partial order of template functions is not available

 // #  define _STLP_NO_FUNCTION_TMPL_PARTIAL_ORDER 1

 // Uncomment if specialization of methods is not allowed

 // #  define _STLP_NO_METHOD_SPECIALIZATION  1

 // Uncomment if full  specialization does not use partial spec. syntax : template <> struct ....

 // #  define _STLP_NO_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION_SYNTAX  1

 // Uncomment if compiler does not support explicit template arguments for functions

 // # define _STLP_NO_EXPLICIT_FUNCTION_TMPL_ARGS

 // Uncomment this if your compiler can't inline while(), for()

 // #  define _STLP_LOOP_INLINE_PROBLEMS 1

 // Define if the compiler fails to match a template function argument of base

 // #  define _STLP_BASE_MATCH_BUG          1

 // Define if the compiler fails to match a template function argument of base

 // (non-template)

 //#  define  _STLP_NONTEMPL_BASE_MATCH_BUG 1

 // Define if the compiler rejects outline method definition

 // explicitly taking nested types/typedefs

 // #  define _STLP_NESTED_TYPE_PARAM_BUG   1

 // Compiler requires typename keyword on outline method definition

 // explicitly taking nested types/typedefs

 // #define  _STLP_TYPENAME_ON_RETURN_TYPE

 // Define if the baseclass typedefs not visible from outside

 // #  define _STLP_BASE_TYPEDEF_OUTSIDE_BUG 1

 // if your compiler have serious problems with typedefs, try this one

 // #  define _STLP_BASE_TYPEDEF_BUG          1

 // Uncomment if getting errors compiling mem_fun* adaptors

 // #  define _STLP_MEMBER_POINTER_PARAM_BUG 1

 // * _STLP_STATIC_CONST_INIT_BUG: defined if the compiler can't handle a

 //   constant-initializer in the declaration of a static const data member

 //   of integer type.  (See section 9.4.2, paragraph 4, of the C++ standard.)

 // # define _STLP_STATIC_CONST_INIT_BUG

 // Define if default constructor for builtin integer type fails to initialize it to 0

 // In expression like new(&char) char():

 //# define _STLP_DEF_CONST_PLCT_NEW_BUG 1

 // In default function parameter like _M_method(_Tp __x = _Tp())

 //# define _STLP_DEF_CONST_DEF_PARAM_BUG 1

 // Defined if constructor

 // required to explicitly call member's default constructors for const objects

 // #  define _STLP_CONST_CONSTRUCTOR_BUG    1

 // Defined if the compiler has trouble calling POD-types constructors/destructors

 // #  define _STLP_TRIVIAL_CONSTRUCTOR_BUG    1

 // #  define _STLP_TRIVIAL_DESTRUCTOR_BUG    1

 // Define if having problems specializing maps/sets with

 // key type being const

 // #  define _STLP_MULTI_CONST_TEMPLATE_ARG_BUG

 // Uncomment this to disable -> operators on all iterators

 // #  define   _STLP_NO_ARROW_OPERATOR 1

 // Uncomment this to disble at() member functions for containers

 // #  define   _STLP_NO_AT_MEMBER_FUNCTION 1

 // Define this if compiler lacks <exception> header

 // #  define _STLP_NO_EXCEPTION_HEADER 1

 // Uncomment this if your C library has lrand48() function

 // #  define _STLP_RAND48 1

 // Uncomment if native new-style C library headers lile <cstddef>, etc are not available.

 // #   define _STLP_HAS_NO_NEW_C_HEADERS 1

 // uncomment if new-style headers <new> is available

 // #  define _STLP_HAS_NEW_NEW_HEADER 1

 // uncomment this if <iostream> and other STD headers put their stuff in ::namespace,

 // not std::

 // #  define _STLP_VENDOR_GLOBAL_STD

 // uncomment this if <cstdio> and the like put stuff in ::namespace,

 // not std::

 // #  define _STLP_VENDOR_GLOBAL_CSTD

 // uncomment this if your compiler consider as ambiguous a function imported within

 // the stlport namespace and called without scope (:: or std::)

 // #  define _STLP_NO_USING_FOR_GLOBAL_FUNCTIONS 1

 // uncomment this if your compiler define all the C math functions C++ additional

 // overloads in ::namespace and not only in std::.

 // #  define _STLP_HAS_GLOBAL_C_MATH_FUNCTIONS 1

 // uncomment this if your compiler has problem with the import of a namespace in

 // an other one with the using namespace directive

 // #  define _STLP_USING_NAMESPACE_BUG 1

 // Edit relative path below (or put full path) to get native

 // compiler headers included. Default is "../include".

 // C headers may reside in different directory, so separate macro is provided.

 // Hint : never install STLport in the directory that ends with "include"

  # define _STLP_NATIVE_INCLUDE_PATH

 // # define _STLP_NATIVE_C_INCLUDE_PATH ../include

 // # define _STLP_NATIVE_CPP_C_INCLUDE_PATH ../include

 // This macro constructs header path from directory and name.

 // You may change it if your compiler does not understand "/".

 // #  define _STLP_MAKE_HEADER(path, header) <path/header>

 // This macro constructs native include header path from include path and name.

 // You may have do define it if experimenting problems with preprocessor

 // # define _STLP_NATIVE_HEADER(header) _STLP_MAKE_HEADER(_STLP_NATIVE_INCLUDE_PATH,header)

 // Same for C headers

 // #define _STLP_NATIVE_C_HEADER(header)

 // uncomment this if your compiler/platform do not fully support the IEC 559 floating point

 // numbers specification (also known as IEEE 754 in the US). This specification define the

 // infinity and NaN (Not a Number) representation. Unit tests should tell you if your compiler

 // support it.

 // #  define _STLP_NO_IEC559_SUPPORT 1

 //==========================================================

 #endif