Category : OS/2 Files
Archive : KSH48.ZIP
Filename : CONFIG.H
Output of file : CONFIG.H contained in archive : KSH48.ZIP
* Configuration file for the PD ksh
*
* RCSid: $Id: config.h,v 1.6 1992/12/05 13:15:15 sjg Exp $
*/
#ifndef _CONFIG_H
#define _CONFIG_H
/*
* Builtin edit modes
*/
#define EMACS /* EMACS-like mode */
#define VI /* vi-like mode */
/* #define JOBS /* job control */
#ifndef SIGINT
#include
#endif
/*
* leave USE_SIGACT defined.
* if you don't have sigaction(2) and the
* implementation in sigact.c doesn't work for your system,
* fix it.
*
* Of course if your system has a real sigaction()
* implementation that is faulty! undef JOBS and add USE_SIGNAL
* or whatever does work. You may find it necessary to undef
* USE_SIGACT, if so please report it.
*/
#ifndef OS2
#define USE_SIGACT /* POSIX signal handling */
#endif
/*
* These control how sigact.c implements sigaction()
* If you don't define any of them it will try and work it out
* for itself. The are listed in order of preference (usefulness).
*/
/* #define USE_SIGMASK /* BSD4.2 ? signal handling */
/* #define USE_SIGSET /* BSD4.1 ? signal handling */
/* #define USE_SIGNAL /* plain old signal(2) */
#if defined(JOBS) && (!defined(SIGCONT) || (defined(_SYSV) && defined(USE_SIGNAL)))
#undef JOBS
#endif
/* #define FASCIST /* Fascist getopts */
#define SHARPBANG /* Hack to handle #! */
#define SILLY /* Game of life in EMACS mode */
/* #define SWTCH /* Handle SWTCH for shl(1) */
/*
* ALTERNATIONS is csh not ksh, but it is such a nice feature...
*/
#define ALTERNATIONS /* csh {a,b,c} arg expansion */
/* #define COMPLEX_HISTORY /* Peter Collinson's history */
/*
* if you don't have mmap() you can't use Peter Collinson's history
* mechanism. If that is the case, then define EASY_HISTORY
*/
#if !defined(COMPLEX_HISTORY) || defined(NO_MMAP)
# define EASY_HISTORY /* sjg's trivial history file */
#endif
#endif /* _CONFIG_H */
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