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/***************************************************************/
/* */
/* CONFIG.H */
/* */
/* Contains various configuration parameters for Remind. */
/* You may have to edit this file to tweak parameters or take */
/* care of certain system dependencies. */
/* */
/* This file is part of REMIND. */
/* Copyright (C) 1992, 1993, 1994 by David F. Skoll. */
/* */
/***************************************************************/
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* LAT_DEG, LAT_MIN and LAT_SEC: Latitude of your location */
/* LON_DEG, LON_MIN and LON_SEC: Longitude of your location */
/* LOCATION: A string identifying your location. */
/* For latitude, north is positive, south is negative. */
/* For longitude, west is positive, east is negative. */
/* NOTE: For negative numbers, all three of DEG, MIN, SEC should be */
/* negative. To indicate -20deg22'33" use */
/* DEG=-20, MIN=-22 and SEC=-33. */
/* The default values are initially set to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define LAT_DEG 45
#define LAT_MIN 24
#define LAT_SEC 0
#define LON_DEG 75
#define LON_MIN 39
#define LON_SEC 0
#define LOCATION "Toronto"
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* HAVE_MKTIME: Define this if your C library includes the mktime() */
/* function. Otherwise, will attempt to use the Unix */
/* style time manipulations. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define HAVE_MKTIME 1
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* NEED_TIMEGM: If your C library does not have mktime() and it ALSO */
/* does not have timelocal() or timegm(), uncomment the */
/* next line. If HAVE_MKTIME is defined, NEED_TIMEGM is */
/* ignored. Very few systems should require NEED_TIMEGM. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* #define NEED_TIMEGM 1 */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* DEFAULT_PAGE: The default page size to use for Rem2PS. */
/* The Letter version is appropriate for North America; the A4 version */
/* is appropriate for Europe. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define DEFAULT_PAGE {"Letter", 612, 792}
/* #define DEFAULT_PAGE {"A4", 595, 842} */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* DATESEP: The default date separator. North American usage is '/'; */
/* others may prefer '-'. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define DATESEP '/'
/* #define DATESEP '-' */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* TIMESEP: The default time separator. North American usage is ':'; */
/* others may prefer '.'. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define TIMESEP ':'
/* #define TIMESEP '.' */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* ISOLATIN1: uncomment the following line if your system uses the */
/* ISO 8859-1 character set instead of ASCII. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* #define ISOLATIN1 1 */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* IBMEXTENDED: uncomment the following line if you want to use the */
/* IBM extended character set. NOT ALL LANGUAGE MODULES SUPPORT THIS. */
/* Note that at most one of ISOLATIN1 or IBMEXTENDED should be */
/* defined; if both are defined, the results are unspecified. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* #define IBMEXTENDED 1 */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* WANT_U_OPTION: Comment out the next define to permanently disable */
/* the -u option. If you do this, however, remind-all.[c]sh will not */
/* work. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define WANT_U_OPTION 1
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* WANT_SHELL_ESCAPING: Define this if you want special shell */
/* characters to be escaped with a backslash for the -k option. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#if defined(UNIX)
#define WANT_SHELL_ESCAPING 1
#endif
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* STRSTR: If your system does not have the "strstr" function, */
/* uncomment the following line. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* #define NO_STRSTR 1 */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* STDLIB: If you don't have the <stdlib.h> header file, comment the */
/* following line. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define HAVE_STDLIB_H 1
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* MALLOC: If you do not have the <malloc.h> header file, */
/* comment out the next 3 lines. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define NEXT 1
#ifdef UNIX
#define HAVE_MALLOC_H 1
#endif
#ifdef NEXT
#undef HAVE_MALLOC_H
#endif
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* BASE: The base year for date calculation. NOTE! January 1 of the */
/* base year MUST be a Monday, else Remind will not work! */
/* IMPORTANT NOTE: The Hebrew date routines depend on BASE */
/* being set to 1990. If you change it, you'll have to add the */
/* number of days between 1 Jan <NEWBASE> and 1 Jan 1990 to the */
/* manifest constant CORRECTION in hbcal.c. Also, the year */
/* folding mechanism in main.c depends on BASE<2001. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define BASE 1990
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* YR_RANGE: The range of years allowed. Computers with 16-bit */
/* integers can handle about 89 years worth of reminders; if */
/* you use 32-bit integers, you can handle over 5 867 000 */
/* years. Note that YR_RANGE is set to 88 rather than 89 */
/* because we can range up to the last day of the 88th year. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define YR_RANGE 88
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* VAR_NAME_LEN: The maximum length of variable names. Don't make it */
/* any less than 12. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define VAR_NAME_LEN 12
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* MAX_PRT_LEN: The maximum number of characters to print when */
/* displaying a string value for debugging purposes. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define MAX_PRT_LEN 40
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* LINELEN: The maximum length of an input line */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define LINELEN 512
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* OP_STACK_SIZE: The size of the operator stack for expr. parsing */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define OP_STACK_SIZE 30
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* VAL_STACK_SIZE: The size of the operand stack for expr. parsing */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define VAL_STACK_SIZE 30
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* INCLUDE_NEST: How many nested INCLUDES do we handle? */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define INCLUDE_NEST 8
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* IF_NEST: How many nested IFs do we handle? Maximum is the number */
/* of bits in an int, divided by two. Beware! */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define IF_NEST (4*sizeof(unsigned int))
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Do we handle queued reminders? */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#if defined(UNIX) || defined(__OS2__)
#define HAVE_QUEUED 1
#endif
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Does our C compiler have prototypes? Override this test if you */
/* are using a non-ANSI compiler that nevertheless has prototypes. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__TURBOC__) || defined(__BORLANDC__)
#define HAVE_PROTOS 1
#endif
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Do we use the <stdarg.h> scheme for functions with variable number */
/* of parameters? If not, the <varargs.h> scheme is assumed. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#if defined(__STDC__) || defined(__TURBOC__) || defined(__BORLANDC__)
#define HAVE_STDARG 1
#endif
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Does the function argument to the signal() function take an INT */
/* argument? If yes, uncomment the next line. If you get it wrong, */
/* the only bad side effect is a compiler warning, so don't worry too */
/* much about it. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* #define SIGHANDLER_INT_ARG 1 */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Do we have the <unistd.h> header? If not, use sys/files.h */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef UNIX
#define HAVE_UNISTD 1
#endif
#ifdef NEXT
#undef HAVE_UNISTD
#endif
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* How many attempts to resolve a weird date spec? */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define TRIG_ATTEMPTS 25
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* How many global omits of the form YYYY MM DD do we handle? */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define MAX_FULL_OMITS 75
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* How many global omits of the form MM DD do we handle? */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define MAX_PARTIAL_OMITS 75
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* The size of statically-allocated buffers for tokens. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define TOKSIZE 128
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* The size of the buffer for the shell() function. */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define SHELLSIZE 512
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* A newline - some systems need "\n\r" */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define NL "\n"
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Minimum number of linefeeds in each calendar "box" */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define CAL_LINES 5
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Don't change the next definitions */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define PUBLIC
#define PRIVATE static
#ifdef UNIX
#define _POSIX_SOURCE
#endif
#define PSBEGIN "# rem2ps begin"
#define PSEND "# rem2ps end"
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