/*
 * For now, just assume cfront 2.0.
 * If you are using cfront 2.1 or cfront 3.0, then use -Dcplusplus_2_1.
 */
#undef LanguageCCDefines
#define LanguageCCDefines -Dcplusplus_2_0

/*
 * Build RPC classes on machines that support it.
 */
#if defined(SGIArchitecture) || defined(SunArchitecture)
#undef BuildRPCClasses
#define BuildRPCClasses YES
#endif

/*
 * If you are using gcc/g++, then uncomment the include below.
 */
#include <InterViews/gcc.def>

/*
 * Default customization of kits.
 * Possible flags to define:
 *	sgi_motif_kit (SMFKit), motif_kit (MFKit),
 *	openlook_kit (OLKit), bw_kit (MonoKit)
 */
#ifndef KitFlags
#define KitFlags \
-Dmotif_kit \
-Dsgi_motif_kit \
-Dopenlook_kit \
-Dbw_kit \
-Ddefault_kit=SMFKit
#endif

/*
 * Delete this definition if your /tmp space is less than five megabytes.
 */
#undef HasLargeTmp
#define HasLargeTmp YES

/*
 * If you do not want to create a symbolic link called "/interviews"
 * that points at /..../iv/installed, you should replace /interviews
 * below with the name of the symbolic link you do want to use (say,
 * /usr/local/interviews).  If you don't want to create a symbolic
 * link at all, replace /interviews with the absolute pathname of
 * /..../iv/installed so InterViews applications still can find the
 * installed data files.
 */
#undef InstalledRoot
#define InstalledRoot /usr/local/interviews

/*
 * If we are going to define the above, then, we might as well have it
 * take effect. (mrs)
 */
#undef InstallRelative
#define InstallRelative         NO      /* need absolute pathnames */

/*
 * Install without .../$(ARCH)/...
 */
#define BinDir InstalledRoot/bin
#define LibDir InstalledRoot/lib
#define LibAllDir InstalledRoot/lib
#undef ManDir
#define ManDir InstalledRoot/man

/*
 * If the X11 config files are not in /usr/lib/X11/config, the X11
 * includes are not in /usr/include, or the X11 libraries are not in
 * /lib, /usr/lib, or /usr/local/lib, then you should specify their
 * actual locations here.
 *
 * If you have to set XConfigDir, don't forget to override XCONFIGDIR
 * on the command line when saying "make World" for the first time.
 */
/*
#undef XConfigDir
#define XConfigDir /usr/lib/X11/config
#undef XIncDir
#define XIncDir /usr/include/X11
#undef XLibDir
#define XLibDir /usr/lib/X11
*/

