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libsbml-config-common.h File Reference

Configuration variables. More...

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Macros

#define HAVE_CHECK_H   1
 
#define HAVE_ERRNO_H   1
 
#define HAVE_LIBM   1
 
#define HAVE_MATH_H   1
 
#define HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H   1
 
#define LIBSBML_HAS_PACKAGE_L3V2EXTENDEDMATH   1
 
#define STDC_HEADERS   1
 
#define USE_L3V2EXTENDEDMATH   1
 

Detailed Description

Configuration variables.

Author
Ben Bornstein

If this file is named libsbml-config-unix.h, then it was generated from libsbml-config-unix.h.in by the configure script at the top level of the libSBML source tree.

Note
This file is handled unusually. The file itself is generated by configure, but unlike other files that are likewise automatically generated, it is also checked into the source repository. The need for this is due to the fact that under Windows, developers may not be running configure at all (e.g., if they are using the MSVC environment). The libsbml-config-win.h file therefore needs to be provided directly in order for people to be able to compile the sources under Windows. For consistency, the file libsbml-config-unix.h is also similarly checked in. Developers must remember to check in the .h version of this file in the source code repository prior to major releases, so that an up-to-date .h file is present in distributions. This is admittedly an undesirable and error-prone situation, but it is currently the best alternative we have been able to find.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ HAVE_CHECK_H

#define HAVE_CHECK_H   1

◆ HAVE_ERRNO_H

#define HAVE_ERRNO_H   1

◆ HAVE_LIBM

#define HAVE_LIBM   1

◆ HAVE_MATH_H

#define HAVE_MATH_H   1

◆ HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H

#define HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H   1

◆ LIBSBML_HAS_PACKAGE_L3V2EXTENDEDMATH

#define LIBSBML_HAS_PACKAGE_L3V2EXTENDEDMATH   1

◆ STDC_HEADERS

#define STDC_HEADERS   1

◆ USE_L3V2EXTENDEDMATH

#define USE_L3V2EXTENDEDMATH   1