There are several places in the source code that have the following type of
construction:
#if defined(_AIX) || defined(linux) || defined(__alpha) ||
defined(__APPLE__)extern "C" {#include <sys/ioctl.h>}#elseextern "C" {#include
<sys/filio.h>}#endif
As a temporary measure, I have added a line at the beginning of each
construction, stating:#define linux
While this works as a temporary fix, I need to know the name of the variable
automatically defined by Cygwin so that I can do something like:#if
defined(_AIX) || defined(linux) || defined(__alpha) || defined(__APPLE__) ||
defined(cygwin)
There is quite a long build going at the momemt, and I don't want to interrupt
it to test out different possibilities.Can you either confirm that the defined
variable is named "cygwin", or tell me what the actual name is?
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