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/**** os-interface.h --- Primitive definitions.

 *

 ** Author: Steve Folkes <smf@hermes.mod.uk>

 *

 **** Commentary:

 *

 ***=== INTRODUCTION =========================================================

 *

 * This file specifies an interface to the host system's C library, compiler

 * and operating system.  It provides definitions of basic types, constants

 * and macros, and declarations of functions, that can be used by other

 * components of the program.

 *

 * This file (and others in this directory) makes use of several macros to

 * turn on certain features.  These macros are listed below.  In each case

 * there is a macro that begins with ``FS_NO_'' instead of ``FS_'' that turns

 * the feature off; if both are defined, the ``FS_NO_'' macro takes

 * precedence, and the feature is turned off.  In addition, the ``FS_NO_STDC''

 * macro may be used to turn off the ``__STDC__'' macro (in the cases where

 * the system isn't really ANSI compliant), and the ``FS_NO_FILE_INFO'' macro

 * should be defined if the ``__FILE__'' or ``__LINE__'' macros are

 * unsupported.

 *

 *	FS_FAST

 *

 * This should be defined if you want the program to use macros in place of

 * some function calls.  This will generally speed up the program (although

 * this is not guaranteed).  It is incompatible with ``FS_SHORTNAMES''.  It

 * also turns off the assertion checking (unless ``FS_ASSERT'' is also

 * defined).

 *

 *	FS_SHORTNAMES

 *

 * This is a hack for systems that cannot cope with long external identifier

 * names.  It includes the file "shortnames.h" which should macro define all

 * external identifiers to be a suitable short name.  It is incompatible with

 * ``FS_FAST''.

 *

 *	FS_ASSERT

 *

 * This should be defined if you want assertion checking enabled.  This is on

 * by default, unless ``FS_FAST'' is defined, so it is only really useful to

 * define this if you have also defined ``FS_FAST'', but still want assertions

 * to be checked.  It is possible that less assertions will be checked, as

 * some of the "inlined" functions may have lost their assertions in the

 * macro version.

 *

 *	FS_STDC_HASH

 *

 * This should be defined if the system supports ANSI C style macro hash

 * syntax (``#'' and ``##'').  It is automatically defined if the ``__STDC__''

 * macro is defined.

 *

 *	FS_PROTOTYPES

 *

 * This should be defined if the system supports ANSI C style function

 * prototypes.  It is automatically defined if the ``__STDC__'' macro is

 * defined.

 *

 *	FS_VOID_PTR

 *

 * This should be defined if the system supports ``void *'' as a generic

 * pointer.  If this is not the case, then ``char *'' is used instead.  It is

 * automatically defined if the ``__STDC__'' macro is defined.

 *

 *	FS_VOLATILE

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports the ANSI C ``volatile''

 * keyword.  It is automatically defined if the ``__STDC__'' macro is defined.

 *

 *	FS_CONST

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports the ANSI C ``const''

 * keyword.  It is automatically defined if the ``__STDC__'' macro is defined.

 *

 *	FS_UNION_INIT

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports the ANSI C union

 * initialisation.  It is automatically defined if the ``__STDC__'' macro is

 * defined.

 *

 *	FS_ENUM

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports enumerated types.  It is

 * automatically defined if ``__STDC__'' is defined.  This macro needs to be

 * tested wherever an enumeration type is declared, and if enumeration types

 * are not supported, then an integer must be used instead.

 *

 *	FS_ANSI_ENVIRON

 *

 * This should be defined if the system has an ANSI C compliant standard

 * library.  If this is not the case, then an attempt is made to approximate

 * that library.  It is automatically defined if the ``__STDC__'' macro is

 * defined to be ``1''.

 *

 *	FS_BINARY_STDIO

 *

 * This should be defined if the system supports the "b" modifier to the

 * standard library ``fopen'' function.  It is automatically defined if

 * ``FS_ANSI_ENVIRON'' is defined.

 *

 *	FS_STRERROR

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports the ANSI ``strerror''

 * function for getting a textual description of a system error message.  It

 * is automatically defined if ``FS_ANSI_ENVIRON'' is defined.

 *

 *	FS_SYS_ERRLIST

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports ``sys_nerr'' and

 * ``sys_errlist'' for getting a textual description of the current system

 * error.  If the ``FS_STRERROR'' macro is defined, then the ANSI ``strerror''

 * function will be used instead (overiding this macro).  If neither macro is

 * defined, then the error number will be used as the message.

 *

 *	FS_MKDIR

 *

 * This should be defined if this system supports the POSIX ``mkdir''

 * function.

 *

 * As well as the feature switch macros, there are some portability option

 * macros as well.  These provide values for types and constants when the type

 * cannot be otherwise deduced.  These macros are ignored when the correct

 * value can be obtained automatically (this generally means on an ANSI

 * compliant system).

 *

 *	PO_SIZE_T_TYPE

 *

 * The ``sizeof'' operator returns a value of type ``size_t''.  In an ANSI C

 * compliant standard library, this type should be defined in <stddef.h>.  If

 * the machine doesn't have an ANSI C compliant standard library, then this

 * macro should specify the type of ``size_t''.  If no definition is provided,

 * and the environment is not ANSI C compliant, then ``unsigned'' will be

 * used.

 *

 *	PO_CHAR_BIT

 *

 * This should be defined to be the number of bits in a ``char'' object, used

 * to define ``CHAR_BIT''.  In an ANSI C compliant standard library, this

 * macro is defined in <limits.h>. If the standard library is not ANSI

 * compliant and no value is provided, then ``8'' will be used.

 *

 *	PO_EXIT_SUCCESS

 *	PO_EXIT_FAILURE

 *

 * These two macros should be defined to be the values for ``EXIT_SUCCESS''

 * and ``EXIT_FAILUE''.  In an ANSI C compliant standard library, they are

 * defined in <stdlib.h>.  If the standard library is not ANSI compliant and

 * no value is provided, then ``0'' and ``1'' will be used.

 *

 *	PO_UINT_MAX

 *

 * This should be defined to be the maximum unsinged integer, and is used to

 * define ``UINT_MAX''.  In an ANSI C compliant standard library, this macro

 * is defined in <limits.h>. If the standard library is not ANSI compliant and

 * no value is provided, then ``(~(unsigned) 0)'' will be used.

 *

 *	PO_SEEK_SET

 *	PO_SEEK_CUR

 *	PO_SEEK_END

 *

 * These should be defined to be the values for ``SEEK_SET'', ``SEEK_CUR'' and

 * ``SEEK_END''.  In an ANSI C compliant standard library, they are defined in

 * <stdio.h>.  If the standard library is not ANSI compliant and no value is

 * provided, then ``0'', ``1'' and ``2'' will be used.

 *

 * This file also requires that one external function be provided:

 *

 *	void				E_assertion_failed

 *			(CStringP, CStringP, unsigned)

 *

 * This function will be called if an assertion fails.  It will be called with

 * the text of the assertion, the name of the file in which the assertion was

 * written, and line on which it occured.

 *

 ***=== FROM ANSI ============================================================

 *

 * The following ANSI C functions are declared:

 *

 *	NoReturnT			abort

 *			(void)

 *	GenericP			calloc

 *			(SizeT length, SizeT size)

 *	GenericP			malloc

 *			((SizeT size)

 *	NoReturnT			exit

 *			(int exit_code)

 *	void				free

 *			(GenericP pointer)

 *	CStringP			getenv

 *			(CStringP name)

 *	int				memcmp

 *			(GenericP ptr1, GenericP ptr2, SizeT length)

 *	GenericP			memcpy

 *			(GenericP to, GenericP from, SizeT length)

 *	GenericP			memset

 *			(GenericP ptr, int val, SizeT length)

 *	GenericP			memchr

 *			(GenericP ptr, int val, SizeT length)

 *	SizeT				strlen

 *			(CStringP string)

 *	int				strcmp

 *			(CStringP string1, CStringP string2)

 *	CStringP			strcpy

 *			(CStringP to, CStringP from)

 *	CStringP			strchr

 *			(CStringP string, int c)

 *	CStringP			strrchr

 *			(CStringP string, int c)

 *

 * Also everything in <setjmp.h> and <stdio.h> is included (hopefully this is

 * sufficiently common to be used even on non-ANSI platforms).  Where features

 * are absent on non-ANSI systems, support for them will need to be added.

 *

 ***=== FUNCTIONS ============================================================

 *

 ** Function:	int			mkdir

 *			(CStringP path, int mode)

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This function is only declared if the ``FS_MKDIR'' macro is defined.  This

 * macro should also be tested before the function is used anywhere.  It is

 * the POSIX directory creation function.

 *

 ** Function:	CStringP		strerror

 *			(int error)

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This function is only declared if the ``FS_STRERROR'' macro is defined.

 * This macro should also be tested before the function is used anywhere.  It

 * is the ANSI function for obtaining a textual description of a system error

 * message.

 *

 ***=== VARIABLES ============================================================

 *

 ** Variable:	int			sys_nerr

 *

 * This variable is only declared if the ``FS_SYS_ERRLIST'' macro is defined.

 * It contains the number of error messages stored in the ``sys_errlist''

 * vector.

 *

 ** Variable:	CStringP		sys_errlist []

 *

 * This variable is only declared if the ``FS_SYS_ERRLIST'' macro is defined.

 * It contains the text of the system error messages.

 *

 ** Variable:	int			errno

 *

 * This variable contains the number of the current system error.

 *

 ***=== TYPES ================================================================

 *

 ** Type:	GenericP

 ** Repr:	void *

 *

 * This is the generic pointer type.  It can be used to store a pointer to any

 * non-function object.

 *

 ** Type:	NoReturnT

 ** Repr:	void

 *

 * This is the return type of a function that doesn't return (e.g.

 * ``longjmp'').  Normally this is just ``void'', however the GNU C compiler

 * can produce better code if this is declared as ``__volatile__ void''.  The

 * TenDRA compiler can be told that a function doesn't return as well.

 *

 ** Type:	SizeT

 ** Type:	SizeP

 ** Repr:	size_t

 *

 * This is the type of the return value of the "sizeof" operator.

 *

 ** Type:	CStringP

 ** Repr:	char *

 *

 * This is the C string type.  It is defined here to avoid a circularity in

 * the "os-interface" directory.  Other directories should access it via the

 * "cstring.h" file.

 *

 ** Type:	ByteT

 ** Type:	ByteP

 ** Repr:	unsigned char

 *

 * This is the byte type.  It is possible that this could be larger than a

 * byte in some implementations.

 *

 ** Type:	BoolT

 ** Type:	BoolP

 ** Repr:	int

 *

 * This is the boolean type.

 *

 ** Type:	CmpT

 ** Type:	CmpP

 ** Repr:	enum {CMP_LT, CMP_EQ, CMP_GT}

 *

 * This is the type returned by comparison functions.  The values represent

 * the fact that the first argument is less than, equal to, or greater than

 * the second argument respectively.

 *

 ***=== CONSTANTS ============================================================

 *

 ** Constant:	TRUE

 ** Constant:	FALSE

 *

 * These expand to values suitable for the boolean constants true and false.

 *

 ** Constant:	EXIT_SUCCESS

 ** Constant:	EXIT_FAILURE

 *

 * These values should be used as arguments to the ``exit'' function to

 * indicate success or failure of the program.

 *

 ** Constant:	UINT_MAX

 *

 * This is the maximum unsigned integer value.

 *

 ** Constant:	CHAR_BIT

 *

 * This is the number of bits in a ``char'' object.

 *

 ***=== MACROS ===============================================================

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_NO_FILE_INFO

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro is defined if ``__FILE__'' or ``__LINE__'' are unsupported.

 * They will be defined as macros with some default value in this case, but

 * the programmer may wish to do something different.

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_STDC_HASH

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro is defined if the ANSI C hash operators (``#'' and ``##'') are

 * available.

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_ENUM

 ** Macro:	FS_NO_ENUM

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * The first of these macros is defined if the compiler supports enumeration

 * types.  The second is defined when the first is undefined (and vice-versa).

 * Either can (and should) be tested when enumeration types are being defined,

 * with integer types and macros being used if enumeration types are not

 * supported.

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_BINARY_STDIO

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro is defined if ANSI binary input and output is supported

 * (i.e. the "b" modifier is allowed in the second argument to ``fopen'').

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_STRERROR

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro is defined if the ANSI function ``strerror'' is defined.

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_SYS_ERRLIST

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro is defined if the BSD ``sys_nerr'' and ``sys_errlist'' variables

 * are defined.  If ``FS_STRERROR'' is defined, then the ``strerror'' function

 * should be used in preference to ``sys_nerr'' and ``sys_errlist''.

 *

 ** Macro:	FS_MKDIR

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro is defined if the POSIX function ``mkdir'' is defined.

 *

 ** Macro:	NIL(type)

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This is the null pointer macro.  The argument is the type for which a null

 * pointer is required.

 *

 ** Macro:	UNION

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro should be used to define union types that need initialisation.

 * If union initialisation is supported, it expands to ``union'', otherwise it

 * expands to ``struct''.

 *

 ** Macro:	UB

 ** Macro:	UE

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * These macros should be used to initialise instances of union types that

 * need initialisation.  The ``UB'' macro should go before the initialiser,

 * and the ``UE'' macro should go after it.

 *

 ** Macro:	INLINE

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro may be used before a function to indicate that the function

 * should be inlined.  Normally it expands to nothing, however under the GNU C

 * compiler it expands to ``__inline__'' which causes the compiler to inline

 * the function.

 *

 ** Macro:	ASSERT (assertion)

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro causes the program to abort if the assertion provided does not

 * hold.  Assertion checking is disabled if the ``FS_FAST'' macro is defined

 * or if the ``FS_NO_ASSERT'' macro is defined.  The assertion "ASSERT

 * (FALSE);" is used to indicate that the program should never reach the

 * current line.

 *

 ** Macro:	UNUSED (variable)

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro documents the fact that the specified variable will no longer be

 * used.  One use is to indicate function parameters that are not used.  On

 * most compilers it will do nothing, but on compilers that support it it will

 * tell the compiler that the variable is not expected to be used.

 *

 ** Macro:	EXHAUSTIVE

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro documents the fact that the switch statement in which it appears

 * is meant to be exhaustive.  It is used as follows:

 *

 *	switch (expression) EXHAUSTIVE { ... }

 *

 ** Macro:	UNREACHED

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro documents the fact that the location that it occurs in should be

 * unreachable.

 *

 ** Macro:	FALL_THROUGH

 ** Exceptions:

 *

 * This macro documents the fact that the current case of a switch statement

 * should follow through into the next (immediately following) case.  It is

 * used as follows:

 *

 *	case 1:

 *	  ...

 *	  FALL_THROUGH;

 *	case 2:

 *	  ...

 *

 **** Change Log:

 * $Log: os-interface.h,v $

 * Revision 1.3  1998/03/16  11:26:35  release

 * Modifications prior to version 4.1.2.

 *

 * Revision 1.2  1998/02/04  10:46:57  release

 * Changes during testing.

 *

 * Revision 1.1.1.1  1998/01/17  15:57:45  release

 * First version to be checked into rolling release.

 *

 * Revision 1.3  1995/09/08  16:11:39  smf

 * Put braces into union initialisation macros (as per ANSI spec).

 * Guarded "gcc" builtin functions.

 *

 * Revision 1.2  1994/12/12  11:45:45  smf

 * Performing changes for 'CR94_178.sid+tld-update' - bringing in line with

 * OSSG C Coding Standards.

 *

 * Revision 1.1.1.1  1994/07/25  16:06:11  smf

 * Initial import of os-interface shared files.

 *

**/

/****************************************************************************/

#ifndef H_OS_INTERFACE

#define H_OS_INTERFACE

# ifdef FS_NO_SHORTNAMES

#  undef FS_SHORTNAMES

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_SHORTNAMES) */

# ifdef FS_NO_FAST

#  undef FS_FAST

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_FAST) */

# ifdef FS_SHORTNAMES

#  include "shortnames.h"

#  ifdef FS_FAST

#   include "fast-short.h"

#   undef FS_FAST

#  endif /* defined (FS_FAST) */

# endif /* defined (FS_SHORTNAMES) */

# ifndef FS_FAST

#  define FS_ASSERT

# endif /* !defined (FS_FAST) */

# ifdef FS_NO_ASSERT

#  undef FS_ASSERT

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_ASSERT) */

# ifndef FS_NO_STDC

#  ifdef __STDC__

#   define FS_STDC_HASH

#   define FS_PROTOTYPES

#   define FS_VOID_PTR

#   define FS_VOLATILE

#   define FS_CONST

#   define FS_UNION_INIT

#   define FS_ENUM

#   if __STDC__ == 1

#    define FS_ANSI_ENVIRON

#   endif /* __STDC__ == 1 */

#  endif /* defined (__STDC__) */

# endif /* !defined (FS_NO_STDC) */

# ifdef FS_NO_FILE_INFO

#  define __FILE__ "unknown"

#  define __LINE__ 0

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_FILE_INFO) */

# ifdef FS_NO_STDC_HASH

#  undef FS_STDC_HASH

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_STDC_HASH) */

# ifdef FS_NO_VOID_PTR

#  undef FS_VOID_PTR

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_VOID_PTR) */

# ifdef FS_VOID_PTR

typedef void *GenericP;

# else

typedef char *GenericP;

# endif /* defined (FS_VOID_PTR) */

# ifdef FS_NO_VOLATILE

#  undef FS_VOLATILE

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_VOLATILE) */

# ifndef FS_VOLATILE

#  define volatile

# endif /* !defined (FS_VOLATILE) */

# ifdef FS_NO_CONST

#  undef FS_CONST

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_CONST) */

# ifndef FS_CONST

#  define const

# endif /* !defined (FS_CONST) */

# ifdef FS_NO_UNION_INIT

#  undef FS_UNION_INIT

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_UNION_INIT) */

# ifdef FS_UNION_INIT

#  define UNION union

#  define UB {

#  define UE }

# else

#  define UNION struct

#  define UB {

#  define UE }

# endif /* defined (FS_UNION_INIT) */

# ifdef FS_NO_ENUM

#  undef FS_ENUM

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_ENUM) */

# ifndef FS_ENUM

#  ifndef FS_NO_ENUM

#   define FS_NO_ENUM

#  endif /* !defined (FS_NO_ENUM) */

# endif /* !defined (FS_ENUM) */

# ifdef FS_NO_ANSI_ENVIRON

#  undef FS_ANSI_ENVIRON

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_ANSI_ENVIRON) */

# ifdef FS_ANSI_ENVIRON

#  define FS_BINARY_STDIO

#  define FS_STRERROR

# endif /* defined (FS_ANSI_ENVIRON) */

# ifdef FS_NO_BINARY_STDIO

#  undef FS_BINARY_STDIO

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_BINARY_STDIO) */

# ifdef FS_NO_STRERROR

#  undef FS_STRERROR

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_STRERROR) */

# ifdef FS_NO_SYS_ERRLIST

#  undef FS_SYS_ERRLIST

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_SYS_ERRLIST) */

# ifdef FS_NO_MKDIR

#  undef FS_MKDIR

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_MKDIR) */

# ifdef __GNUC__

typedef void NoReturnT;

# else

#  ifdef __TenDRA__

#   pragma TenDRA type NoReturnT for bottom

#  else

#   define NoReturnT void

#  endif /* defined (__TenDRA__) */

# endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

# ifdef __TenDRA__

#  pragma TenDRA keyword UNUSED for discard variable

# else

#  define UNUSED(v)

# endif /* defined (__TenDRA__) */

typedef char *CStringP;

typedef unsigned char ByteT, *ByteP;

typedef int BoolT, *BoolP;

# ifdef FS_NO_ENUM

typedef int CmpT, *CmpP;

# define CMP_LT	(0)

# define CMP_EQ	(1)

# define CMP_GT	(2)

# else

typedef enum {

    CMP_LT,

    CMP_EQ,

    CMP_GT

} CmpT, *CmpP;

# endif /* defined (FS_NO_ENUM) */

# define NIL(type) ((type) (0))

# define FALSE (0)

# define TRUE (1)

# ifdef __GNUC__

#  define INLINE __inline__

# else

#  define INLINE

# endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

# ifdef FS_MKDIR

extern int	mkdir(CStringP, int);

# endif /* defined (FS_MKDIR) */

# ifdef FS_ASSERT

extern void	E_assertion_failed(CStringP, CStringP, unsigned);

#  ifdef FS_STDC_HASH

#   define ASSERT(a) \

if (!(a)) { \

    E_assertion_failed (#a, __FILE__, (unsigned) __LINE__); \

    abort (); \

}

#  else

#   define ASSERT(a) \

if (!(a)) { \

    E_assertion_failed ("<unavailable>", __FILE__, (unsigned) __LINE__); \

    abort (); \

}

#  endif /* defined (FS_STDC_HASH) */

# else

#  define ASSERT(a)

# endif /* defined (FS_ASSERT) */

# ifdef __TenDRA__

#  pragma TenDRA keyword EXHAUSTIVE for exhaustive

#  pragma TenDRA keyword FALL_THROUGH for fall into case

#  pragma TenDRA keyword UNREACHED for set unreachable

# else

#  define EXHAUSTIVE

#  define FALL_THROUGH

#  define UNREACHED ASSERT (FALSE)

# endif /* defined (__TenDRA__) */

# ifdef FS_ANSI_ENVIRON

#  include <errno.h>

#  include <limits.h>

#  include <setjmp.h>

#  include <stddef.h>

#  include <stdio.h>

#  include <stdlib.h>

#  include <string.h>

typedef size_t SizeT, *SizeP;

# else

#  ifdef PO_SIZE_T_TYPE

typedef PO_SIZE_T_TYPE SizeT, *SizeP;

#  else

typedef unsigned SizeT, *SizeP;

#  endif /* defined (PO_SIZE_T_TYPE) */

extern NoReturnT	abort(void);

extern GenericP		calloc(SizeT, SizeT);

extern GenericP		malloc(SizeT);

extern NoReturnT	exit(int);

extern void		free(GenericP);

extern CStringP		getenv(CStringP);

#  ifndef __GNUC__

extern int		memcmp(GenericP, GenericP, SizeT);

#  endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

#  ifndef __GNUC__

extern GenericP		memcpy(GenericP, GenericP, SizeT);

#  endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

extern GenericP		memset(GenericP, int, SizeT);

extern GenericP		memchr(GenericP, int, SizeT);

#  ifndef __GNUC__

extern SizeT		strlen(CStringP);

#  endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

#  ifndef __GNUC__

extern int		strcmp(CStringP, CStringP);

#  endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

#  ifndef __GNUC__

extern int		strncmp(CStringP, CStringP, SizeT);

#  endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

#  ifndef __GNUC__

extern CStringP		strcpy(CStringP, CStringP);

#  endif /* defined (__GNUC__) */

extern CStringP		strchr(CStringP, int);

extern CStringP		strrchr(CStringP, int);

extern int		errno;

#  ifdef FS_STRERROR

extern CStringP		strerror(int);

#  endif /* defined (FS_STRERROR) */

#  include <setjmp.h>

#  include <stdio.h>

# endif /* !defined (FS_ANSI_ENVIRON) */

# ifndef CHAR_BIT

#  ifdef PO_CHAR_BIT

#   define CHAR_BIT PO_CHAR_BIT

#  else

#   define CHAR_BIT 8

#  endif /* defined (PO_CHAR_BIT) */

# endif /* !defined (CHAR_BIT) */

# ifndef EXIT_SUCCESS

#  ifdef PO_EXIT_SUCCESS

#   define EXIT_SUCCESS PO_EXIT_SUCCESS

#  else

#   define EXIT_SUCCESS (0)

#  endif /* defined (PO_EXIT_SUCCESS) */

# endif /* !defined (EXIT_SUCCESS) */

# ifndef EXIT_FAILURE

#  ifdef PO_EXIT_FAILURE

#   define EXIT_FAILURE PO_EXIT_FAILURE

#  else

#   define EXIT_FAILURE (1)

#  endif /* defined (PO_EXIT_FAILURE) */

# endif /* !defined (EXIT_FAILURE) */