Erik Hofman writes:
Andy Ross wrote:
Very strange. Does this work on all our platforms? If so, we can call this case closed. I'd really appreciate a link to appropriate documentation, though, if you have it. :)
I don't have documentation, I found it in another project. But maybe this can convince you:
AFAIK this is not ANSI therefore not *gauranteed* to be supported.
1) on Cygwin and MingW where this test wil fail you can
#if defined(__CYGWIN__) || defined(__MINGW32__) #include <sys/param.h> // FOR ENDIAN DEFINES #endif
IIRC this is also not defined on SGI Irix 5.3 and BSD 4.7 amongst others at least users of these systems are having 'problems' compiling PostGIS where BYTE_ORDER is assumed to be defined
Hmm, off course :-/
I don't mind too much about IRIX 5.3 because FlightGear relies on headers from IRIX 6.5 and later already.
BSD 4.7 might be a problem.
Erik
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