[Fred L. Drake, Jr.]
> Does anyone know the purpose of the __SC__ define that's tested in
> Include/object.h or Objects/floatobject.c?
Beats me. The symbol __SC__ appears to be predinfed by the Symantec C
compiler. It shows up in several bits of interesting code via google, like
#if defined(__MWERKS__) || defined (__SC__)
#define BRAIN_DEAD_INLINING // define this to declare "hot"
#endif // functions as macros instead
// of C++ inline functions
Alas, like most other older & widely-ported C programs, Python's use of
magical & undocumented preprocessor symbols is a god-awful mess.
most-developers-would-be-shot-except-they're-so-hard-to-
replace<wink>-ly y'rs - tim
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