/* -*- C++ -*- */ // $Id$ // The following configuration file is designed to work for HP // platforms running HP-UX 11.00 using aC++, CC, or gcc (2.95 and up). #ifndef ACE_CONFIG_H #define ACE_CONFIG_H #include "ace/pre.h" #if defined (__GNUG__) // config-g++-common.h undef's ACE_HAS_STRING_CLASS with -frepo, so // this must appear before its #include. # define ACE_HAS_STRING_CLASS # include "ace/config-g++-common.h" // gcc 2.95.2 supplies the ssize_t typedef. # define ACE_HAS_SSIZE_T # include "ace/config-hpux11.h" #else // The following configuration section is designed to work for HP // platforms running HP/UX 11.x with either of the HP C++ compilers. // There isn't a predefined macro for all cases of the compilers that // can be used to tell them apart from other compilers (e.g. __KCC, etc.) // only to tell C++ from aC++, using the value of __cplusplus. // // NOTE - HP advises people on 11.x to use aC++ since the older C++ doesn't // support 64-bit or kernel threads. So, though this file has the C++ info // in it, it's copied from the 10.x file and hasn't been verified. // There are 2 compiler-specific sections, plus a 3rd for common to both. // First is the HP C++ section... # if __cplusplus < 199707L # define ACE_HAS_BROKEN_HPUX_TEMPLATES // Compiler can't handle calls like foo->operator T *() # define ACE_HAS_BROKEN_CONVERSIONS // Necessary with some compilers to pass ACE_TTY_IO as parameter to // DEV_Connector. # define ACE_NEEDS_DEV_IO_CONVERSION // Compiler's template mechanism must see source code (i.e., .C files). # define ACE_TEMPLATES_REQUIRE_SOURCE // Compiler's template mechanism requires the use of explicit C++ // specializations for all used templates. # define ACE_HAS_EXPLICIT_TEMPLATE_INSTANTIATION // The HP/UX compiler doesn't support volatile!!!! # define volatile #else // aC++ definitions // Parts of TAO (at least) use __HP_aCC to detect this compiler, but the // macro is not set until A.03.13. If it's not set, set it - it won't be an // HP-advertised value, but we don't check the value/version - just whether // it's set or not. # if !defined (__HP_aCC) # define __HP_aCC # endif /* __HP_aCC */ // Precompiler needs extra flags to ignore "invalid #pragma directive" # define ACE_CC_PREPROCESSOR_ARGS "-E +W 67" // Compiler supports ANSI casts # define ACE_HAS_ANSI_CASTS // Compiler can't handle calls like foo->operator T *() # define ACE_HAS_BROKEN_CONVERSIONS // Compiler supports C++ exception handling. However, the user can ask for this // to be turned off. If so (using make exceptions=0) then this def is not set. // By default, it is set in wrapper_macros.GNU. // # define ACE_HAS_EXCEPTIONS 1 # define ACE_HAS_TYPENAME_KEYWORD // Compiler implements templates that support typedefs inside of classes // used as formal arguments to a template class. # define ACE_HAS_TEMPLATE_TYPEDEFS // This is legit for A.03.05 - not sure A.03.04, but it should be. # define ACE_HAS_USING_KEYWORD // Platform lacks streambuf "linebuffered ()". # define ACE_LACKS_LINEBUFFERED_STREAMBUF 1 // Lack of (and broken) support for placement operator delete is a known // bug by HP, at least as of aC++ A.03.10. It may be fixed later, and if so // this would change to be a #if against an appropriate value of __HP_aCC # define ACE_LACKS_PLACEMENT_OPERATOR_DELETE // Compiler's 'new' throws exceptions on failure. However, if the user // has explicitly turned off exception handling, we can't use the ACE_NEW_* // macro variants that do try/catch, so don't set this. # if defined (ACE_HAS_EXCEPTIONS) # define ACE_NEW_THROWS_EXCEPTIONS # endif /* ACE_HAS_EXCEPTIONS */ // Compiler's template mechanism must see source code (i.e., .C files). # define ACE_TEMPLATES_REQUIRE_SOURCE // Compiler supports template specialization. # define ACE_HAS_TEMPLATE_SPECIALIZATION // ... and uses the template<> syntax # define ACE_HAS_STD_TEMPLATE_SPECIALIZATION # define ACE_HAS_STD_TEMPLATE_METHOD_SPECIALIZATION // Preprocessor needs some help with data types # if defined (__LP64__) # define ACE_SIZEOF_LONG 8 # else # define ACE_SIZEOF_LONG 4 # endif # endif /* __cplusplus < 199707L */ // Compiler supports the ssize_t typedef. # define ACE_HAS_SSIZE_T // Compiler doesn't handle 'signed char' correctly (used in ace/IOStream.h) # define ACE_LACKS_SIGNED_CHAR #endif /* __GNUG__, HP */ // KCC Specific Section #if defined(__KCC) # include "ace/config-kcc-common.h" # undef ACE_HAS_STD_TEMPLATE_METHOD_SPECIALIZATION # undef ACE_CC_PREPROCESSOR_ARGS #endif //********************************************************************* // // From here down is the compiler-INdependent OS settings. // //********************************************************************* // Compiling for HPUX. #if !defined (HPUX) #define HPUX #endif /* HPUX */ #define HPUX_11 #ifndef _HPUX_SOURCE #define _HPUX_SOURCE #endif #include /**/ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // General OS information - see README for more details on what they mean // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // HP/UX needs to have these addresses in a special range. // If this is on a 64-bit model, the default is to use 64-bit addressing. // It can also be set so that the mapped region is shareable with 32-bit // programs. To enable the 32/64 sharing, comment out the first definition // of ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDR and uncomment the two lines after it. // Note - there's a compiler bug on aC++ A.03.04 in 64-bit mode which prevents // these from working as-is. So, there's some hackery in Naming_Context.cpp // and Memory_Pool.cpp which works around it. It requires the // ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDRL definition below - make sure it has the same // value as what you use for ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDR. This is allegedly fixed // in A.03.10 on the June Applications CD. #if defined (__LP64__) # define ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDR ((char *) 0x0000001100000000) //# define ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDR ((char *) 0x80000000) //# define ACE_OS_EXTRA_MMAP_FLAGS MAP_ADDR32 # define ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDRL (0x0000001100000000) //# define ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDRL (0x80000000) #else # define ACE_DEFAULT_BASE_ADDR ((char *) 0x80000000) #endif /* __LP64__ */ // Platform can do async I/O (aio_*) #define ACE_HAS_AIO_CALLS // ... but seems to require this in order to keep from hanging. Needs some // investigation, maybe with HP. John Mulhern determined this value // empirically. YMMV. If it does vary, set it up in your own config.h which // then includes the ACE-supplied config. #if !defined (ACE_INFINITE) # define ACE_INFINITE 10000000 #endif // Manually tweak the malloc control block paddings to properly align // things. #define ACE_PI_CONTROL_BLOCK_ALIGN_LONGS 2 // Compiler/platform contains the file. #define ACE_HAS_SYSCALL_H // But doesn't have a prototype for syscall() #define ACE_LACKS_SYSCALL // Platform supports POSIX 1.b clock_gettime () #define ACE_HAS_CLOCK_GETTIME // Prototypes for both signal() and struct sigaction are consistent. #define ACE_HAS_CONSISTENT_SIGNAL_PROTOTYPES // Compiler/platform has correctly prototyped header files. #define ACE_HAS_CPLUSPLUS_HEADERS // Compiler/platform has Dirent iterator functions. #define ACE_HAS_DIRENT // Platform supports getpagesize() call #define ACE_HAS_GETPAGESIZE // But we define this just to be safe #define ACE_PAGE_SIZE 4096 // Can run gperf on this platform (needed for TAO) # define ACE_HAS_GPERF // Optimize ACE_Handle_Set for select(). # define ACE_HAS_HANDLE_SET_OPTIMIZED_FOR_SELECT // Platform supports IP multicast #define ACE_HAS_IP_MULTICAST // Platform supports recvmsg and sendmsg. #define ACE_HAS_MSG // Platform's select() has non-const timeval argument #define ACE_HAS_NONCONST_SELECT_TIMEVAL // Compiler/platform supports poll(). #define ACE_HAS_POLL // Platform supports POSIX O_NONBLOCK semantics. #define ACE_HAS_POSIX_NONBLOCK // Platform supports the POSIX struct timespec type #define ACE_HAS_POSIX_TIME // Platform supports reentrant functions (all the POSIX *_r functions). #define ACE_HAS_REENTRANT_FUNCTIONS // ctime_r and asctime_r conform to POSIX.1c (2 param version) #define ACE_HAS_2_PARAM_ASCTIME_R_AND_CTIME_R // HP-UX 11 has reentrant netdb functions. The catch is that the old // functions (gethostbyname, etc.) are thread-safe and the _r versions are // not used and will be removed at some point. So, define things so // the _r versions are not used. This will slow things down a bit due to // the extra mutex lock in the ACE_NETDBCALL_RETURN macro, and will be fixed // in the future (problem ID P64). #define ACE_LACKS_NETDB_REENTRANT_FUNCTIONS // Compiler/platform defines the sig_atomic_t typedef #define ACE_HAS_SIG_ATOMIC_T // Platform supports SVR4 extended signals #define ACE_HAS_SIGINFO_T // Platform doesn't detect a signal out of range unless it's way out of range. #define ACE_HAS_SIGISMEMBER_BUG #define ACE_HAS_UALARM // Platform supports ucontext_t (which is used in the extended signal API). #define ACE_HAS_UCONTEXT_T // Compiler/platform supports strerror (). #define ACE_HAS_STRERROR // SunOS 4 style prototype for gettimeofday #define ACE_HAS_SUNOS4_GETTIMEOFDAY // Platform supports SVR4 dynamic linking semantics, in 64-bit mode only. // When used, this requires -ldl on the ACE library link line. #ifdef __LP64__ #define ACE_HAS_SVR4_DYNAMIC_LINKING #endif // HP/UX has an undefined syscall for GETRUSAGE... #define ACE_HAS_SYSCALL_GETRUSAGE // Note, this only works if the flag is set above! #define ACE_HAS_GETRUSAGE // Platform has the sigwait function in a header file #define ACE_HAS_SIGWAIT #define ACE_HAS_SIGTIMEDWAIT // Platform supports System V IPC (most versions of UNIX, but not Win32) #define ACE_HAS_SYSV_IPC // accept() is thread-safe #define ACE_HAS_THREAD_SAFE_ACCEPT // Platform has XPG4 wide character support #define ACE_HAS_XPG4_MULTIBYTE_CHAR // Platform lacks a typedef for timespec_t, but has struct timespec #define ACE_LACKS_TIMESPEC_T // Platform needs a timer skew value. It *may* vary by processor, but this // one works. You can override it in your config.h file if needed. // It's in units of microseconds. This value is 10 msec. #if !defined (ACE_TIMER_SKEW) # define ACE_TIMER_SKEW 10 * 1000 #endif /* ACE_TIMER_SKEW */ // Shared library name/path components #define ACE_DLL_SUFFIX ".sl" #if defined (__LP64__) # define ACE_LD_SEARCH_PATH "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" #else # define ACE_LD_SEARCH_PATH "SHLIB_PATH" #endif /* __LP64__ */ ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // STREAMS information // ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Platform supports STREAMS #define ACE_HAS_STREAMS // Compiler/platform supports struct strbuf. #define ACE_HAS_STRBUF_T // But the putmsg signature doesn't have it as const... // Well, it really does, but it depends on preprocessor defines. #define ACE_LACKS_CONST_STRBUF_PTR // Platform supports STREAM pipes // This is possible, but not by default - need to rebuild the kernel to // get them enabled - see pipe(2) and "STREAMS/UX for the HP 9000" // #define ACE_HAS_STREAM_PIPES ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // TLI/XTI information // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Platform supports XTI (includes TLI), including SVR4 facilities. #define ACE_HAS_TLI // ACE_HAS_SVR4_TLI should work on HP-UX, but doesn't yet. Riverace // problem ID P27. //#define ACE_HAS_SVR4_TLI // Platform uses , not tiuser.h #define ACE_HAS_XTI // But it has _terrno() outside the extern "C" stuff. #define ACE_HAS_TIUSER_H_BROKEN_EXTERN_C // Platform provides ACE_TLI function prototypes. #define ACE_HAS_TLI_PROTOTYPES // HP-UX 11.00 (at least at initial releases) has some busted macro defs #define ACE_HAS_BROKEN_XTI_MACROS // HP-UX 11 conforms to the XPG4 spec, which ACE calls broken for the // errmsg not being const... #define ACE_HAS_BROKEN_T_ERROR // The definitions of TCP_NODELAY and TCP_MAXSEG conflict between // sys/xti.h and netinet/tcp.h. #define ACE_HAS_CONFLICTING_XTI_MACROS ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Threads information. // // Use of threads is controlled by the 'threads' argument to make. See // include/makeinclude/platform_hpux_aCC.GNU for details. If it's not set, // the default is to enable it, since kernel threads are always available // on HP-UX 11, as opposed to 10.x where it was optional software. // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #if defined (ACE_HAS_THREADS) # if (ACE_HAS_THREADS == 0) # undef ACE_HAS_THREADS # endif /* ACE_HAS_THREADS == 0 */ #else # define ACE_HAS_THREADS #endif /* ACE_HAS_THREADS */ #if defined (ACE_HAS_THREADS) # if !defined (ACE_MT_SAFE) # define ACE_MT_SAFE 1 # endif # define ACE_HAS_PTHREADS # define ACE_HAS_PTHREADS_STD # define ACE_HAS_PTHREADS_UNIX98_EXT # define ACE_HAS_THREAD_SPECIFIC_STORAGE #endif /* ACE_HAS_THREADS */ #define ACE_HAS_POSIX_SEM // Turns off the tracing feature. // To build with tracing enabled, make sure ACE_NTRACE is not defined #if !defined (ACE_NTRACE) #define ACE_NTRACE 1 #endif /* ACE_NTRACE */ #include "ace/post.h" #endif /* ACE_CONFIG_H */