Skip Montanaro wrote: > So that got me to thinking (dangerous, I know)... What about: I did the same thing when converting to autoconf 2.5x, and zapped all which I was certain had no use (at that time). > Turns out there are quite a few macros defined in pyconfig.h that are > unused: > > HAVE_DUP2 SIZEOF_FLOAT > HAVE_GETPID SIZEOF_UINTPTR_T > HAVE_LIBDL SIZEOF_WCHAR_T > HAVE_LIBDLD SYS_SELECT_WITH_SYS_TIME > HAVE_LIBIEEE TM_IN_SYS_TIME > HAVE_LIBRESOLV WITH_DL_DLD > HAVE_PTHREAD_INIT WITH_DYLD > HAVE_STDARG_H WITH_LIBINTL > HAVE_STRDUP _FILE_OFFSET_BITS > HAVE_STRPTIME _LARGEFILE_SOURCE > HAVE_ST_BLOCKS _MINIX > HAVE_SYS_SOCKET_H _NETBSD_SOURCE > HAVE_TERMIOS_H _OSF_SOURCE > HAVE_TIMEGM _POSIX_1_SOURCE > HAVE_TM_ZONE _POSIX_C_SOURCE > HAVE_TRUNCATE _POSIX_SOURCE > HAVE_UCS4_TCL _REENTRANT > RETSIGTYPE __BSD_VISIBLE > SIZEOF_DOUBLE __EXTENSIONS__ > > Any votes for getting rid of them? __EXTENSIONS__, *_SOURCE, _REENTRANT, _FILE_OFFSET_BITS are all used in system headers - so they need to be defined on the systems where they need to be defined... HAVE_UCS_TCL should probably be used. A number of the macros are not used because they are associated with replacement implementations, such as dup2 (all AC_REPLACE_FUNCS I think). We (probably) cannot remove the test whether a replacement function must be defined; that defines the macro as a side effect. _MINIX can be removed as part of the PEP 11 activities; if you remove that, please implement all scheduled removals. The other ones would need a more detailed investigation. Regards, Martin
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