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Copyright 1987 by Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, Massachusetts.

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#ifndef XMD_H
# define XMD_H 1
/*
 *  Xmd.h: MACHINE DEPENDENT DECLARATIONS.
 */

/*
 * Special per-machine configuration flags.
 */
# if defined(__sun) && defined(__SVR4)
#  include <sys/isa_defs.h> /* Solaris: defines _LP64 if necessary */
# endif

#if defined(__SIZEOF_LONG__)
# if __SIZEOF_LONG__ == 8
#  define LONG64				/* 32/64-bit architecture */
# endif
# elif defined (_LP64) || defined(__LP64__) || \
     defined(__alpha) || defined(__alpha__) || \
     defined(__ia64__) || defined(ia64) || \
     defined(__sparc64__) || \
     defined(__s390x__) || \
     defined(__amd64__) || defined(amd64) || \
     defined(__powerpc64__)
#  if !defined(__ILP32__) /* amd64-x32 is 32bit */
#   define LONG64				/* 32/64-bit architecture */
#  endif /* !__ILP32__ */
# endif

/*
 * Definition of macro used to set constants for size of network structures;
 * machines with preprocessors that can't handle all of the sz_ symbols
 * can define this macro to be sizeof(x) if and only if their compiler doesn't
 * pad out structures (esp. the xTextElt structure which contains only two
 * one-byte fields).  Network structures should always define sz_symbols.
 *
 * The sz_ prefix is used instead of something more descriptive so that the
 * symbols are no more than 32 characters long (which causes problems for some
 * compilers and preprocessors).
 *
 * The extra indirection is to get macro arguments to expand correctly before
 * the concatenation, rather than afterward.
 */
# define _SIZEOF(x) sz_##x
# define SIZEOF(x) _SIZEOF(x)

/*
 * Bitfield suffixes for the protocol structure elements, if you
 * need them.  Note that bitfields are not guaranteed to be signed
 * (or even unsigned) according to ANSI C.
 */
# define B32 /* bitfield not needed on architectures with native 32-bit type */
# define B16 /* bitfield not needed on architectures with native 16-bit type */
# ifdef LONG64
typedef long INT64;
typedef int INT32;
# else
typedef long INT32;
# endif
typedef short INT16;

typedef signed char    INT8;

# ifdef LONG64
#ifdef __OpenBSD__
typedef unsigned long long CARD64;
#else
typedef unsigned long CARD64;
#endif
typedef unsigned int CARD32;
# else
typedef unsigned long long CARD64;
typedef unsigned long CARD32;
# endif
typedef unsigned short CARD16;
typedef unsigned char  CARD8;

typedef CARD32		BITS32;
typedef CARD16		BITS16;

typedef CARD8		BYTE;
typedef CARD8		BOOL;

/*
 * was definitions for sign-extending bitfields on architectures without
 * native types smaller than 64-bit, now just backwards compatibility
 */
# define cvtINT8toInt(val) (val)
# define cvtINT16toInt(val) (val)
# define cvtINT32toInt(val) (val)
# define cvtINT8toShort(val) (val)
# define cvtINT16toShort(val) (val)
# define cvtINT32toShort(val) (val)
# define cvtINT8toLong(val) (val)
# define cvtINT16toLong(val) (val)
# define cvtINT32toLong(val) (val)

/*
 * this version should leave result of type (t *), but that should only be
 * used when not in MUSTCOPY
 */
# define NEXTPTR(p,t) (((t *)(p)) + 1)

#endif /* XMD_H */
