The two include files:

lib/convert.h
lib/defs.h

contain defines that only seem to support GCC and MSVC++.
I think most Unix compilers/platform headers will be able
to interpret the GCC version of the defines in these
headers.

I would like to recommend that the __GNUC__ become the
default in an "#else" block instead of a throwing a
compiler error.

/kristofer

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On Thu, Nov 17, 2005 at 05:43:11PM -0500, Spinka, Kristofer wrote:
I suppose the compile would fail anyway if a compiler didn't have these
strtoll-style functions. I'd support converting the error to a warning.

How many compilers do you have access to? Could you send a list of their
defines, so we could specifically check for them?

Thanks,
- Chris


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Chris Frey wrote:
I've thought this over, and for me it comes down to a question of
standards. Both strtoll() and the 'long long' types are part of C99, so
I don't mind moving these to the #else clause of the ifdefs in question.
It would be different if these things were truly compiler- or platform-
dependent.

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