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From: bruce@balilly.UUCP (Bruce Lilly)
Newsgroups: unix-pc.general,comp.sys.att
Subject: Re: Predefined compiler symbol for unixPC
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Date: 6 Dec 90 03:35:47 GMT
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In article <723@cals01.NEWPORT.RI.US> cals@cals01.Newport.RI.US (Charles A. Sefranek) writes:
>Does anyone know if there is a predefined #DEFINE in cc or cpp that
>can be used to identify the machine as a unixPC?  You know, something 
>like 'UNIXPC' or '3b1' or 's4'.  I already know about 'mc68k', but I 
>don't think that's specific enough.  Thanks in advance.

gcc for the 3b1 predefines "unixpc" (actually it's done in gcc-cpp), but
the standard cc/cpp don't have anything specific to the model.
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