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**
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**
** Copyright (c) 1991-1993 by Niel Kempson <kempson@tex.ac.uk>
**
** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
** modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
** published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 1, or
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** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
** General Public License for more details.
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** along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
** Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
**
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** program. You are forbidden to forbid anyone else to use, share
** and improve what you give them. Help stamp out software-hoarding!
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/*-
******************************************************************************
******************************************************************************
**
** MACROS TO BE DEFINED
**
** For each of the operating environments, the macros listed below must be
** defined. For full details of the meaning of these macros, see the file
** porting.doc that comes with vvcode.
**
** VVcode Environment
**
** VV_OPERATING_SYSTEM
** VV_IMPLEMENTATION
** ANSI_SYNTAX
**
** Command Line Interface
**
** QUAL_INTRO
** QUAL_SEP
** OPTIONAL_QUALIFIER_VALUES
** STICKY_DEFAULTS
** STDOUT_OUTPUT
** SUPPORT_PIPING
** STDIO_SYMBOL
**
** File Specifications
**
** MAX_PATH
** MAX_PREAMBLE
** MAX_NAME
** MAX_EXT
** MAX_POSTAMBLE
** PREAMBLE_END
** EXTENSION_BEGIN
** POSTAMBLE_BEGIN
** UPPERCASE_FILESYSTEM
** LEGAL_FILESPEC_CHARS
** REPLACEMENT_FILESPEC_CHAR
**
** File Formats
**
** SUPPORT_FIXED_FMT
** SUPPORT_STREAM_FMT
** SUPPORT_VARIABLE_FMT
** TEXT_LINE_OVERHEAD
**
** DEF_MODE
** DEF_TEXT_FMT
** DEF_BINARY_FMT
**
** MIN_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN
** MAX_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN
** DEF_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN
**
** MIN_FIXED_RECORD_LEN
** MAX_FIXED_RECORD_LEN
** DEF_FIXED_RECORD_LEN
**
** DEF_TEXT_PADCHAR
** DEF_BINARY_PADCHAR
**
******************************************************************************
******************************************************************************
*/
/*-
******************************************************************************
******************************************************************************
**
** COMPILERS AND ENVIRONMENTS SUPPORTED
**
** The compilers and environments supported are summarized here. More
** details are provided under the header comment for each environment.
**
** MS-DOS
** MS-DOS, PC-DOS v3.2, v3.3, v4.01, v5.00
**
** Borland Turbo C v1.5, v2.0
** Borland Turbo C++ v1.0, v2.0, v3.0
** Microsoft C v5.1, v6.0
**
** OS/2
** IBM OS/2 v2.0
**
** GNUC C v2.1 with EMX v0.8c or later
** Microsoft C v6.0
** IBM C Set/2 v1.0
**
** UNIX
** BSD 4.1, BSD 4.2, BSD 4.3, System V
**
** GNU C v1.38
** native cc
**
** VAX/VMS
** v5.1 - v5.4-1
**
** GNU C v1.38
** VMS cc v3
**
** VM/CMS
** version ?
**
** Waterloo C version ?
**
******************************************************************************
******************************************************************************
*/
#ifdef FALSE
# undef FALSE
#endif
#define FALSE 0
#ifdef TRUE
# undef TRUE
#endif
#define TRUE 1
/*
**============================================================================
** OS_MSDOS
**
** Definitions for the Microsoft MS/PC-DOS operating system used on the IBM
** PC and compatibles. The compilers supported are:
**
** Borland Turbo C v1.5, v2.0 MSDOS_TURBOC
** Borland Turbo C++ v1.0, v2.0, v3.0 MSDOS_TURBOC
** Microsoft C v5.1 MSDOS_MSC
** Microsoft C v6 MSDOS_MSC
**
**============================================================================
*/
#if (OS_MSDOS)
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** VVCODE ENVIRONMENT
**
** Both MS-DOS C compilers support the ANSI standard.
** The MS-DOS implementation of VVCODE does not act as a filter.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define VV_OPERATING_SYSTEM "MS-DOS"
# if (MSDOS_TURBOC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "MS-DOS Turbo C"
# endif /* (MSDOS_TURBOC) */
# if (MSDOS_MSC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "MS-DOS Microsoft C"
# endif /* (MSDOS_MSC) */
/*-
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** INCLUDE FILES
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# include <stddef.h>
# include <stdlib.h>
# include <string.h>
# include <ctype.h>
# include <dos.h>
# include <errno.h>
# include <sys/types.h>
# include <sys/stat.h>
# include <time.h>
# if (MSDOS_TURBOC)
# include <alloc.h>
# endif /* (MSDOS_TURBOC) */
# if (MSDOS_MSC)
# include <malloc.h>
# endif /* (MSDOS_MSC) */
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** COMMAND LINE PARSING
**
** MS-DOS qualifiers are usually introduced with a '/' and values separated
** with an '='. A typical command line would be:
**
** program /qualifier file1 /qual=VALUE file2
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define QUAL_INTRO "/-"
# define QUAL_SEP "=:-"
# define OPTIONAL_QUALIFIER_VALUES TRUE
# define STICKY_DEFAULTS TRUE
# define STDOUT_OUTPUT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_PIPING TRUE
# define STDIO_SYMBOL "-"
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE SPECIFICATIONS
**
** The general MS-DOS file specification has the form:
**
** \\node\dir1\dir2\name.ext
** device:\dir1\dir2\name.ext
**
** The preamble is terminated by one of ':' or '\'.
** There is no postamble.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define MAX_PATH 80
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 64
# define MAX_NAME 8
# define MAX_EXT 4
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 0
# define PREAMBLE_END ":\\"
# define EXTENSION_BEGIN '.'
# define POSTAMBLE_BEGIN ""
# define UPPERCASE_FILESYSTEM TRUE
# define LEGAL_FILESPEC_CHARS \
"@#$%^&-_=+abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ01234567890"
# define REPLACEMENT_FILESPEC_CHAR '_'
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE FORMATS
**
** MS-DOS has a stream file system and does not support the different file
** formats - they are all written as stream files. Text and binary files are
** written differently.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define SUPPORT_FIXED_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_STREAM_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_VARIABLE_FMT TRUE
# define TEXT_LINE_OVERHEAD 1
# define DEF_MODE MODE_BINARY
# define DEF_TEXT_FMT FMT_STREAM
# define DEF_BINARY_FMT FMT_STREAM
# define MIN_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 1
# define MAX_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 32765
# define DEF_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 80
# define MIN_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 1
# define MAX_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 32767
# define DEF_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 512
# define DEF_TEXT_PADCHAR ' '
# define DEF_BINARY_PADCHAR 0
#endif /* (OS_MSDOS) */
/*
**============================================================================
** OS_OS2
**
** Definitions for the IBM OS/2 operating system used on the IBM PC and
** compatibles. The compilers supported are:
**
** GNUC C v2.1 with EMX OS2_GNUC
** IBM C Set/2 OS2_CSET
** Microsoft C v6 OS2_MSC
**
**============================================================================
*/
#if (OS_OS2)
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** VVCODE ENVIRONMENT
**
** All three OS/2 C compilers support the ANSI standard.
** The OS/2 implementation of VVCODE does not act as a filter.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define VV_OPERATING_SYSTEM "OS/2"
# if (OS2_CSET)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "OS/2 2.x IBM C Set/2"
# endif /* (OS2_CSET) */
# if (OS2_GNUC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "OS/2 2.x EMX/GNU C"
# endif /* (OS2_GNUC) */
# if (OS2_MSC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "OS/2 Microsoft C"
# endif /* (OS2_MSCT) */
/*-
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** INCLUDE FILES
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# include <stddef.h>
# include <stdlib.h>
# include <string.h>
# include <ctype.h>
# include <errno.h>
# include <sys/types.h>
# include <sys/stat.h>
# include <time.h>
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** COMMAND LINE PARSING
**
** OS/2 qualifiers are usually introduced with a '/' and values separated
** with an '='. A typical command line would be:
**
** program /qualifier file1 /qual=VALUE file2
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define QUAL_INTRO "/-"
# define QUAL_SEP "=:-"
# define OPTIONAL_QUALIFIER_VALUES TRUE
# define STICKY_DEFAULTS TRUE
# define STDOUT_OUTPUT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_PIPING TRUE
# define STDIO_SYMBOL "-"
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE SPECIFICATIONS
**
** The general OS/2 file specification has the form:
**
** \\node\dir1\dir2\name.ext
** device:\dir1\dir2\name.ext
**
** The preamble is terminated by one of ':' or '\'.
** There is no postamble.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define MAX_PATH 80
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 64
# define MAX_NAME 8
# define MAX_EXT 4
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 0
# define PREAMBLE_END ":\\"
# define EXTENSION_BEGIN '.'
# define POSTAMBLE_BEGIN ""
# define UPPERCASE_FILESYSTEM TRUE
# define LEGAL_FILESPEC_CHARS \
"@#$%^-_=+abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ01234567890"
# define REPLACEMENT_FILESPEC_CHAR '_'
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE FORMATS
**
** OS/2 has a stream file system and does not support the different file
** formats - they are all written as stream files. Text and binary files are
** written differently.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define SUPPORT_FIXED_FMT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_STREAM_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_VARIABLE_FMT FALSE
# define TEXT_LINE_OVERHEAD 1
# define DEF_MODE MODE_BINARY
# define DEF_TEXT_FMT FMT_STREAM
# define DEF_BINARY_FMT FMT_STREAM
# define MIN_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define MAX_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define DEF_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define MIN_FIXED_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define MAX_FIXED_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define DEF_FIXED_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define DEF_TEXT_PADCHAR ' '
# define DEF_BINARY_PADCHAR 0
#endif /* (OS_OS2) */
/*
**============================================================================
** OS_UNIX
**
** Definitions for the Unix operating system. The variants of Unix &
** compilers supported are:
**
** BSD 4.1 Unix UNIX_BSD41, UNIX_BSD
** BSD 4.2 Unix UNIX_BSD42, UNIX_BSD
** BSD 4.3 Unix UNIX_BSD43, UNIX_BSD
** Unix system V UNIX_SYSV
** SCO Unix system V UNIX_SYSV
**
** The GNU C compiler UNIX_GNUC
** The Microsoft C compiler (on SCO Unix) UNIX_MSC
**============================================================================
*/
#if (OS_UNIX)
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** VVCODE ENVIRONMENT
**
** The standard Berkeley C compiler does not support the ANSI standard.
** The Unix implementation of VVCODE acts as a filter.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define VV_OPERATING_SYSTEM "UNIX"
# if (UNIX_BSD)
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "BSD Unix"
# endif /* (UNIX_BSD) */
# if (UNIX_SYSV)
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "Unix System V"
# endif /* (UNIX_SYSV) */
#ifndef VV_IMPLEMENTATION
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "Generic Unix C"
# endif /* (VV_IMPLEMENTATION) */
# if (UNIX_GNUC || UNIX_MSC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# else /* NOT (UNIX_GNUC || UNIX_MSC) */
# define ANSI_SYNTAX FALSE
# endif /* (UNIX_GNUC || UNIX_MSC) */
/*-
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** INCLUDE FILES
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# if (ANSI_SYNTAX)
# include <stdlib.h>
# endif /* (ANSI_SYNTAX) */
# if (UNIX_STRINGS_H)
# include <strings.h>
# else /* NOT (UNIX_STRINGS_H) */
# include <string.h>
# endif /* (UNIX_STRINGS_H) */
# include <errno.h>
# include <ctype.h>
# include <sys/types.h>
# include <sys/stat.h>
# include <time.h>
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
**
** Unix qualifiers are usually introduced with a '-' and values separated
** from the qualifier by whitespace. A typical command line would be:
**
** program -overwrite file1 -mode binary file2
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define QUAL_INTRO "-"
# define QUAL_SEP " =:"
# define OPTIONAL_QUALIFIER_VALUES FALSE
# define STICKY_DEFAULTS FALSE
# define STDOUT_OUTPUT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_PIPING TRUE
# define STDIO_SYMBOL "-"
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE SPECIFICATIONS
**
** The general Unix file specification has the form:
**
** node:/device/dir1/dir2/name.ext
**
** The preamble is terminated by one of ':' or '/'.
** There is no postamble.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# if (UNIX_BSD41)
# define MAX_PATH 255
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 255
# define MAX_NAME 14
# define MAX_EXT 14
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 0
# endif /* (UNIX_BSD41) */
# if (UNIX_BSD42)
# define MAX_PATH 255
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 255
# define MAX_NAME 255
# define MAX_EXT 255
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 0
# endif /* (UNIX_BSD42) */
# if (UNIX_BSD43)
# define MAX_PATH 1024
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 1024
# define MAX_NAME 1024
# define MAX_EXT 1024
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 0
# endif /* (UNIX_BSD43) */
# if (UNIX_SYSV)
# define MAX_PATH 255
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 255
# define MAX_NAME 14
# define MAX_EXT 14
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 0
# endif /* (UNIX_SYSV) */
# define PREAMBLE_END ":/"
# define EXTENSION_BEGIN '.'
# define POSTAMBLE_BEGIN ""
# define UPPERCASE_FILESYSTEM FALSE
# define LEGAL_FILESPEC_CHARS \
".@#$%^&-_=+abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ01234567890"
# define REPLACEMENT_FILESPEC_CHAR '_'
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE FORMATS
**
** UNIX has a stream file system and does not support the different file
** formats - they are all written as stream files. Text and binary files
** are not differentiated either.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define SUPPORT_FIXED_FMT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_STREAM_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_VARIABLE_FMT FALSE
# define TEXT_LINE_OVERHEAD 0
# define DEF_MODE MODE_BINARY
# define DEF_TEXT_FMT FMT_STREAM
# define DEF_BINARY_FMT FMT_STREAM
# define MIN_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define MAX_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define DEF_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define MIN_FIXED_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define MAX_FIXED_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define DEF_FIXED_RECORD_LEN INV_RECORD_LEN
# define DEF_TEXT_PADCHAR 0
# define DEF_BINARY_PADCHAR 0
#endif /* (OS_UNIX) */
/*
**============================================================================
** OS_VAXVMS
**
** Digital Equipment Corporation's proprietary VMS operating system for their
** VAX series of computers. The versions and VMS and compilers supported
** are:
**
** VAX/VMS v5.1 - v5.4-1
**
** VMS cc v3 VMS_VAXC
** GNU C v1.38 VMS_GNUC
**
**============================================================================
*/
#if (OS_VAXVMS)
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** GENERAL DEFINITIONS
**
** The VAX/VMS C compiler supports most of the ANSI standard.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define VV_OPERATING_SYSTEM "VAX-VMS"
# if (VMS_VAXC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "VAX/VMS C"
# endif /* (VMS_VAXC) */
# if (VMS_GNUC)
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "VAX/VMS GNU C"
# endif /* (VMS_GNUC) */
/*-
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** INCLUDE FILES
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# include <stddef.h>
# include <stdlib.h>
# include <string.h>
# include <errno.h>
# include <ctype.h>
# include <stat.h>
# include <time.h>
# include <types.h>
# include <unixio.h>
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
**
** VAX/VMS qualifiers are usually introduced with a '/' and values separated
** with an '='. A typical command line would be:
**
** program /qualifier file1 /qual=VALUE file2
**
** The VMS system utilities for command line parsing are used by VVCODE.
** These definitions are used mainly for printing help and error messages.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define QUAL_INTRO "/"
# define QUAL_SEP "=:"
# define OPTIONAL_QUALIFIER_VALUES TRUE
# define STICKY_DEFAULTS TRUE
# define STDOUT_OUTPUT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_PIPING FALSE
# define STDIO_SYMBOL "-"
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE SPECIFICATION PARSING
**
** The general VAX/VMS file specification has six components in the form:
**
** node::device:[dir1.dir2]name.ext;version
** node::device:<dir1.dir2>name.ext;version
**
** The preamble is terminated by one of ':', ']' or '>'
** The extension is terminated by ';'
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define MAX_PATH 255
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 255
# define MAX_NAME 39
# define MAX_EXT 39
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 5
# define PREAMBLE_END ":>]"
# define EXTENSION_BEGIN '.'
# define POSTAMBLE_BEGIN ";"
# define UPPERCASE_FILESYSTEM TRUE
# define LEGAL_FILESPEC_CHARS \
"$-_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ01234567890"
# define REPLACEMENT_FILESPEC_CHAR '_'
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE FORMATS
**
** VAX/VMS has a record/block oriented stream file system and supports all of
** the different file formats. The default format for text files is variable
** length records and for binary files, fixed length records.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define SUPPORT_FIXED_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_STREAM_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_VARIABLE_FMT TRUE
# define TEXT_LINE_OVERHEAD 1
# define DEF_MODE MODE_BINARY
# define DEF_TEXT_FMT FMT_VARIABLE
# define DEF_BINARY_FMT FMT_FIXED
# define MIN_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 0L
# define MAX_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 32765L
# define DEF_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 0L
# define MIN_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 2
# define MAX_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 32767L
# define DEF_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 512L
# define DEF_TEXT_PADCHAR ' '
# define DEF_BINARY_PADCHAR '\0'
#endif /* (OS_VAXVMS) */
/*
**============================================================================
** OS_VMCMS
**
** IBM's VM/CMS operating system for their S/370 and S/390 series of
** computers. The versions of VM/CMS and compilers supported
** are:
**
** VM/CMS version ?
**
** Waterloo C version ?
**
**
**============================================================================
*/
#if (OS_VMCMS)
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** GENERAL DEFINITIONS
**
** The VM/CMS C compiler supports most of the ANSI standard.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define VV_OPERATING_SYSTEM "VM/CMS"
# define VV_IMPLEMENTATION "VM/CMS C"
# define ANSI_SYNTAX TRUE
/*-
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** INCLUDE FILES
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# include <stddef.h>
# include <stdlib.h>
# include <string.h>
# include <errno.h>
# include <ctype.h>
# include <time.h>
# include <types.h>
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
**
** VM/CMS qualifiers are usually introduced with a '(' and values separated
** with a ':'. A typical command line would be:
**
** program (qualifier) file1 (qual:VALUE) file2
**
** The VM/CMS system utilities for command line parsing are used by VVCODE.
** These definitions are used mainly for printing help and error messages.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define QUAL_INTRO "("
# define QUAL_SEP "=:"
# define OPTIONAL_QUALIFIER_VALUES TRUE
# define STICKY_DEFAULTS TRUE
# define STDOUT_OUTPUT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_PIPING FALSE
# define STDIO_SYMBOL "-"
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE SPECIFICATION PARSING
**
** The general VM/CMS file specification has three components in the form:
**
** filename filetype filemode
**
** which is often supported by C compilers as
**
** filename.filetype.filemode
**
** The name and extension components are terminated by ' '.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define MAX_PATH 19
# define MAX_PREAMBLE 0
# define MAX_NAME 8
# define MAX_EXT 9
# define MAX_POSTAMBLE 3
# define PREAMBLE_END ""
# define EXTENSION_BEGIN ' '
# define POSTAMBLE_BEGIN " "
# define UPPERCASE_FILESYSTEM FALSE
# define LEGAL_FILESPEC_CHARS \
"-abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ01234567890"
# define REPLACEMENT_FILESPEC_CHAR 'X'
/*
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
** FILE OPENING
**
** VM/CMS has a record/block oriented stream file system and supports
** variable length and fixed format files. The default format for text files
** is variable length records and for binary files, fixed length records.
**----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
# define SUPPORT_FIXED_FMT FALSE
# define SUPPORT_STREAM_FMT TRUE
# define SUPPORT_VARIABLE_FMT TRUE
# define TEXT_LINE_OVERHEAD 1
# define DEF_MODE MODE_BINARY
# define DEF_TEXT_FMT FMT_VARIABLE
# define DEF_BINARY_FMT FMT_FIXED
# define MIN_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 0L
# define MAX_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 65535L
# define DEF_VARIABLE_RECORD_LEN 0L
# define MIN_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 2L
# define MAX_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 32760L
# define DEF_FIXED_RECORD_LEN 512L
# define DEF_TEXT_PADCHAR ' '
# define DEF_BINARY_PADCHAR '\0'
#endif /* (OS_VMCMS) */