xref: /freebsd/contrib/tcpdump/ftmacros.h (revision 0a7e5f1f02aad2ff5fff1c60f44c6975fd07e1d9)

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 */

#ifndef ftmacros_h
#define	ftmacros_h

/*
 * Define some feature test macros to make sure that everything we want
 * to be declared gets declared.
 *
 * On some UN*Xes we need to force strtok_r() to be declared.
 * We do *NOT* want to define _POSIX_C_SOURCE, as that tends
 * to make non-POSIX APIs that we use unavailable.
 * XXX - is there no portable way to say "please pollute the
 * namespace to the maximum extent possible"?
 */
#if defined(sun) || defined(__sun)
  /*
   * On Solaris Clang defines __EXTENSIONS__ automatically.
   */
  #ifndef __EXTENSIONS__
    #define __EXTENSIONS__
  #endif

  /*
   * We also need to define _XPG4_2 in order to get
   * the Single UNIX Specification version of
   * recvmsg().
   */
  #define _XPG4_2
#elif defined(_hpux) || defined(hpux) || defined(__hpux)
  #define _REENTRANT

  /*
   * We need this to get the versions of socket functions that
   * use socklen_t.  Define it only if it's not already defined,
   * so we don't get redefinition warnings.
   */
  #ifndef _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED
    #define _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED
  #endif

  /*
   * XXX - the list of PA-RISC options for GCC makes it sound as if
   * building code that uses a particular vintage of UNIX API/ABI
   * is complicated:
   *
   *    https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/HPPA-Options.html
   *
   * See the description of the -munix flag.
   *
   * We probably want libpcap to work with programs built for any
   * UN*X standard.  I'm not sure whether that's possible and, if
   * it is, what sort of stuff it'd have to do.
   *
   * It might also be a requirement that we build with a special
   * flag to allow the library to be used with threaded code, at
   * least with HP's C compiler; hopefully doing so won't make it
   * *not* work with *un*-threaded code.
   */
#else
  /*
   * Turn on _GNU_SOURCE to get everything GNU libc has to offer,
   * including asprintf(), if we're using GNU libc.
   *
   * Unfortunately, one thing it has to offer is a strerror_r()
   * that's not POSIX-compliant, but we deal with that in
   * pcap_fmt_errmsg_for_errno().
   *
   * We don't limit this to, for example, Linux and Cygwin, because
   * this might, for example, be GNU/HURD or one of Debian's kFreeBSD
   * OSes ("GNU/FreeBSD").
   */
  #define _GNU_SOURCE

  /*
   * We turn on both _DEFAULT_SOURCE and _BSD_SOURCE to try to get
   * the BSD u_XXX types, such as u_int and u_short, defined.  We
   * define _DEFAULT_SOURCE first, so that newer versions of GNU libc
   * don't whine about _BSD_SOURCE being deprecated; we still have
   * to define _BSD_SOURCE to handle older versions of GNU libc that
   * don't support _DEFAULT_SOURCE.
   *
   * But, if it's already defined, don't define it, so that we don't
   * get a warning of it being redefined if it's defined as, for
   * example, 1.
   */
  #ifndef _DEFAULT_SOURCE
    #define _DEFAULT_SOURCE
  #endif
  /* Avoid redefining _BSD_SOURCE if it's already defined as for ex. 1 */
  #ifndef _BSD_SOURCE
    #define _BSD_SOURCE
  #endif
#endif

#endif