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machine_dependent_compiler_directives.h File Reference

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namespace	RS
Defines
#define	RS_USE_INLINE
	If defined then inline definitions should be included in the header files.
#define	RS_USE_NAMESPACE
	If defined then a namespace should be used to encapsulate all RoboSoc identifiers.
#define	RS_NAMESPACE   RS
	An abbreviation for the real name of the RoboSoc namespace.
#define	RS_BEGIN_NAMESPACE   namespace RS_NAMESPACE {
	Used to mark the start of a potential namespace.
#define	RS_END_NAMESPACE   }
	Used to mark the end of a potential namespace.
#define	RS_USE_EXCEPTION
	If defined then exceptions raised with the RS_THROW ( Exception, msg ) macro will be thrown.

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Detailed Description

Include file with the machine dependent compiler directives.

Unit:

Library

Revision

1.4

Author

frehe

Date

2001/09/03 19:37:33

Definition in file machine_dependent_compiler_directives.h.

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#define RS_USE_INLINE

If defined then inline definitions should be included in the header files. If it is not defined then they should be included in the implementation file. Definition at line 60 of file machine_dependent_compiler_directives.h.

#define RS_USE_NAMESPACE

If defined then a namespace should be used to encapsulate all RoboSoc identifiers. The name of the namespace is also a macro RS_NAMESPACE. To mark the start of a potential namespace use RS_BEGIN_NAMESPACE and to mark the end of ir use RS_END_NAMESPACE. Definition at line 72 of file machine_dependent_compiler_directives.h.

#define RS_USE_EXCEPTION

If defined then exceptions raised with the RS_THROW ( Exception, msg ) macro will be thrown. Otherwise they will either be logged to the log stream, if RS_LOG_EXCEPTION is defined, or reported through the extern function void rs_throw(const std::string& exception, const std::string& msg, const std::string& file, int line), which will have to be defined by the user if used. Definition at line 96 of file machine_dependent_compiler_directives.h.

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