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From: "Riccardo" <kk@kk.com>
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Subject: different compilers: different standard types?????
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 08:33:55 +0100
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Thanks !

My problem was of course not to define new types but to use the same type
(with the same source files!) on both the consoles (a Sun Spark and an Alpha
Digital ).

So in defining new types I have to be sure that I don't have to manage
different source codes.

I'm looking for a sort of pragma that should help me to share the needs of
the two implementations (as the "conditional compilation" in C).

I saw that the pragma System is a deprecated one.

Is there something useful that allows the operation?