/*
 
macros.h : macros used to define enumerated types 
 
*/
 
 
#if !defined(__MACROS_H__)
#define __MACROS_H__
 
/*
 * if the constants are not to be enumerated, the typedef does not
 * exist, enabling the programmer to choose the memory usage for the
 * variable. it is his responsibility to ensure that the scope is enough
 * for the enum range. the enumerated type is faked with the specified
 * type.
 * if the constants are enumerated, the type exists, and the variables
 * are of this type. the problem is that the memory usage is implementation-
 * dependant
 */
 
#if defined(ENUMERATE_CONSTANTS)
 
#define M_BeginDeclareEnumerate(tdeWhatever)     \
typedef enum tdeWhatever##_                      \
{
 
#define M_EndDeclareEnumerate(tdeWhatever, type) \
} tdeWhatever;
 
#else /* ENUMERATE_CONSTANTS */
 
#define M_BeginDeclareEnumerate(tdeWhatever)     \
enum                                             \
{
 
#define M_EndDeclareEnumerate(tdeWhatever, type) \
};                                               \
typedef type tdeWhatever;
 
#endif /* !ENUMERATE_CONSTANTS */
 
#endif /* !__MACROS_H__ */