In article <86bpwbqa8e.fsf@vulcan.lanNate Eldredge <nate@vulcan.lanwrites:
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Regarding whether "unix" would have been a macro, I had a look at the
4.3BSD sources, which would have been current in 1987 when that entry
was written. I can't find any place where a "unix" macro gets
automatically predefined, but it's possible I'm missing something.
There are "#ifdef unix" in a number of places. The Makefile for
compiling cpp itself contains -Dunix=1, but I didn't find that anywhere
else.
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I think that predefines that macro for sources compiled with that cpp.
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