xmog-config-linux-gcc.h

//
// Copyright (c) 1999-2020 by Codemesh, Inc.. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
//
 
// included for proxy constant values
#include <limits>
 
#define XMOG_CPP_CODE            "gcc"
 
 
// default value for wchar_t legality
#ifndef XMOG_SUPPORTS_WCHAR_T
#   define XMOG_SUPPORTS_WCHAR_T            1
#   define XMOG_WCHAR                       wchar_t
#endif
 
 
// default value for whether an 'unsigned short*' overload for 'wchar_t' needs to be declared
#ifndef XMOG_REQUIRES_UNSIGNED_SHORT_OVERLOAD
#   define XMOG_REQUIRES_UNSIGNED_SHORT_OVERLOAD        0
#endif
 
 
#define XMOG_INLINE __inline
#define XMOG_MUTABLE    mutable
#define XMOG_EXPLICIT   explicit
 
 
// several versions of the g++ compiler don't handle this->SUPERTYPE::METHOD() correctly
// the way to invoke a super type's implementation is without the 'this->'
#define XMOG_BROKEN_SUPER_THIS              1
 
 
// default the flag that governs whether <typeinfo> is present
#ifndef XMOG_SUPPORTS_TYPEINFO
#   if (__GNUC__>3) || ((__GNUC__==3) && (__GNUC_MINOR__==4))
#       define XMOG_SUPPORTS_TYPEINFO           0
#   else
#       define XMOG_SUPPORTS_TYPEINFO           1
#   endif
#endif
 
 
#ifndef XMOG_SUPPORTS_USING
#   define XMOG_SUPPORTS_USING              1
#endif
 
// we build the .NET support only into the MSVC runtime because
// we don't need to support any other compilers there (it's not
// publicly used)
#ifndef XMOG_SUPPORTS_DOTNET
#   define XMOG_SUPPORTS_DOTNET             0
#endif
 
// support for proxy constants
#ifndef XMOG_NAN
#   define XMOG_NAN(x)                      ::std::numeric_limits< x >::quiet_NaN();
#endif
 
#ifndef XMOG_NEG_INF
#   define XMOG_NEG_INF(x)                  -::std::numeric_limits< x >::infinity();
#endif
 
#ifndef XMOG_POS_INF
#   define XMOG_POS_INF(x)                  ::std::numeric_limits< x >::infinity();
#endif