Hi,
I'm trying to correct something, so I'm looking for
the correct way to detect the target system/platform
in source code at compile time.
I'm not (currently) interested in bus config defines (like
PCI, MCA, etc.), just processor/platform configs.
In some cases this is supplied by a config.in file;
in others it is supplied by gcc.
Here's what I've found so far. I've probably missed a
few.
If there is a place (or file) that lists all of these,
or you can correct or add to these, please let me know.
alpha: __alpha__
arm: CONFIG_ARM
i386: CONFIG_X86
ia64: CONFIG_IA64
m68k: m68k
mips: __mips__
mips64: __mips64
ppc: PPC or __powerpc__
sh: CONFIG_SUPERH
sparc: __sparc__ or sparc
sparc64: ???
Atari: ATARI or atarist
PMAC: CONFIG_PMAC_PBOOK ???
MAC: CONFIG_MAC
Thanks,
Randy
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