I could not find where MACOSX is set in config.h or any similar
place.  Is that not done yet?
==John ffitch

jpff@codemist.co.uk writes:

> I could not find where MACOSX is set in config.h or any similar
> place.  Is that not done yet?
> ==John ffitch

csound/autoheader.h contains:

#if defined DARWIN
#define macintosh 1
#define OSX 1
#endif

Should it also define MACOSX too?

John

The sources contain (and have done for a long time) the macro MACOSX.  It 
is arguable that it should be using __MACH__ but it should be consistent.  
I also note that there is NO instance of OSX as a macro in the sources.
==John ff

i would say use __MACH__ only.   [as osx can technically be CFM or
Mach-o]

-m

On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, John ffitch wrote:

> The sources contain (and have done for a long time) the macro MACOSX.  It
> is arguable that it should be using __MACH__ but it should be consistent.
> I also note that there is NO instance of OSX as a macro in the sources.
> ==John ff
>
>

John ffitch  writes:

> The sources contain (and have done for a long time) the macro MACOSX.  It 
> is arguable that it should be using __MACH__ but it should be consistent.  
> I also note that there is NO instance of OSX as a macro in the sources.
> ==John ff

As requested, I updated csound/autoheader.h as follows:

#if defined DARWIN
#define MACOSX 1
#endif

I don't know where OSX came from.  I must have had a finger fumble
when writing autoheader.h.  Thanks for pointing this out.

John