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//========= Copyright Valve Corporation, All rights reserved. ============//
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//
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// Purpose:
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//
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// $NoKeywords: $
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//
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//=============================================================================//
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#ifndef JM_OPT_H
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#define JM_OPT_H
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/* #define JM_AUTO_CONFIGURE */
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#ifdef JM_AUTO_CONFIGURE
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/* Namespace Options: */
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/* JM_NO_NAMESPACES Define if your compiler does not support namespaces */
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/* #define JM_NO_NAMESPACES */
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/* __JM Defines the namespace used for this library,
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defaults to "jm", but can be changed by defining
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__JM on the command line. */
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/* #define __JM */
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/* __JM_STD Defines the namespace used by the underlying STL
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(if any), defaults to "std", can be changed by
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defining __JM_STD on the command line. */
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/* #define __JM_STD */
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/* __JM_STDC Defines the namespace used by the C Library defs.
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Defaults to "std" as recomended by the latest
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draft standard, can be redefined by defining
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__JM_STDC on the command line. */
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/* #define __JM_STDC */
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/* Compiler options: */
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/* JM_NO_EXCEPTIONS Disables exception handling support. */
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/* #define JM_NO_EXCEPTIONS */
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/* JM_NO_MUTABLE Disables use of mutable keyword. */
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/* #define JM_NO_MUTABLE */
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/* JM_INT32 The type for 32-bit integers - what C calls intfast32_t */
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/* #define JM_INT32 */
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/* JM_NO_DEFAULT_PARAM If templates can not have default parameters. */
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/* #define JM_NO_DEFAULT_PARAM */
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/* JM_NO_TRICKY_DEFAULT_PARAM If templates can not have derived default parameters. */
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/* #define JM_NO_TRICKY_DEFAULT_PARAM */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_TYPENAME If class scope typedefs of the form:
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typedef typename X<T> Y;
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where T is a template parameter to this,
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do not compile unless the typename is omitted. */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_TYPENAME */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_FRIEND If template friend declarations are not supported */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_FRIEND */
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/* JM_PLATFORM_WINDOWS Platform is MS Windows. */
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/* #define JM_PLATFORM_WINDOWS */
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/* JM_PLATFORM_DOS Platform if MSDOS. */
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/* #define JM_PLATFORM_DOS */
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/* JM_PLATFORM_W32 Platform is MS Win32 */
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/* #define JM_PLATFORM_W32 */
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/* JM_NO_WIN32 Disable Win32 support even when present */
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/* #define JM_NO_WIN32 */
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/* JM_NO_BOOL If bool is not a distict type. */
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/* #define JM_NO_BOOL */
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/* JM_NO_WCHAR_H If there is no <wchar.h> */
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/* #define JM_NO_WCHAR_H */
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/* JM_NO_WCTYPE_H If there is no <wctype.h> */
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/* #define JM_NO_WCTYPE_H */
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/* JM_NO_WCSTRING If there are no wcslen and wcsncmp functions available. */
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/* #define JM_NO_WCSTRING */
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/* JM_NO_SWPRINTF If there is no swprintf available. */
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/* #define JM_NO_SWPRINTF */
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/* JM_NO_WSPRINTF If there is no wsprintf available. */
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/* #define JM_NO_WSPRINTF */
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/* JM_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES If member function templates or nested template classes are not allowed. */
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/* #define JM_NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_RETURNS If template functions based on return type are not supported. */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_RETURNS */
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/* JM_NO_PARTIAL_FUNC_SPEC If partial template function specialisation is not supported */
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/* #define JM_NO_PARTIAL_FUNC_SPEC */
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/* JM_NO_INT64 If 64bit integers are not supported. */
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/* JM_INT64t The type of a 64-bit signed integer if available. */
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/* JM_IMM64(val) Declares a 64-bit immediate value by appending any
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necessary suffix to val. */
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/* JM_INT64_T 0 = NA
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1 = short
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2 = int
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3 = long
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4 = int64_t
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5 = long long
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6 = __int64 */
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/* #define JM_INT64_T */
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/* JM_NO_CAT Define if the compiler does not support POSIX style
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message categories (catopen catgets catclose). */
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/* #define JM_NO_CAT */
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/* JM_THREADS Define if the compiler supports multiple threads in
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the current translation mode. */
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/* #define JM_THREADS */
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/* JM_TEMPLATE_SPECIALISE Defaults to template<> , ie the template specialisation
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prefix, can be redefined to nothing for older compilers. */
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/* #define JM_TEMPLATE_SPECIALISE */
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/* JM_NESTED_TEMPLATE_DECL Defaults to template, the standard prefix when accessing
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nested template classes, can be redefined to nothing if
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the compiler does not support this. */
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/* #define JM_NESTED_TEMPLATE_DECL */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_INST If explicit template instantiation with the "template class X<T>"
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syntax is not supported */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_INST */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_MERGE If template in separate translation units don't merge at link time */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_MERGE */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_MERGE_A If template merging from library archives is not supported */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_MERGE_A */
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/* JM_NO_TEMPLATE_SWITCH_MERGE If merging of templates containing switch statements is not supported */
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/* #define JM_NO_TEMPLATE_SWITCH_MERGE */
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/* RE_CALL Optionally define a calling convention for C++ functions */
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/* #define RE_CALL */
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/* RE_CCALL Optionally define a calling convention for C functions */
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/* #define RE_CCALL */
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/* JM_SIZEOF_SHORT sizeof(short) */
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/* #define JM_SIZEOF_SHORT */
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/* JM_SIZEOF_INT sizeof(int) */
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/* #define JM_SIZEOF_INT */
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/* JM_SIZEOF_LONG sizeof(long) */
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/* #define JM_SIZEOF_LONG */
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/* JM_SIZEOF_WCHAR_T sizeof(wchar_t) */
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/* #define JM_SIZEOF_WCHAR_T */
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/* STL options: */
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/* JM_NO_EXCEPTION_H Define if you do not a compliant <exception>
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header file. */
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/* #define JM_NO_EXCEPTION_H */
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/* JM_NO_ITERATOR_H Define if you do not have a version of <iterator>. */
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/* #define JM_NO_ITERATOR_H */
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/* JM_NO_MEMORY_H Define if <memory> does not fully comply with the
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latest standard, and is not auto-recognised,
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that means nested template classes
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which hardly any compilers support at present. */
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/* #define JM_NO_MEMORY_H */
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/* JM_NO_LOCALE_H Define if there is no verion of the standard
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<locale> header available. */
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/* #define JM_NO_LOCALE_H */
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/* JM_NO_STL Disables the use of any supporting STL code. */
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/* #define JM_NO_STL */
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/* JM_NO_NOT_EQUAL Disables the generation of operator!= if this
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clashes with the STL version. */
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/* JM_NO_STRING_H Define if <string> not available */
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/* #define JM_NO_STRING_H */
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/* JM_NO_STRING_DEF_ARGS Define if std::basic_string<charT> not allowed - in
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other words if the template is missing its required
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default arguments. */
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/* #define JM_NO_STRING_DEF_ARGS */
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/* JM_NO_TYPEINFO Define if <typeinfo> is absent or non-standard */
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/* #define JM_NO_TYPEINFO */
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/* JM_USE_ALGO If <algo.h> not <algorithm> is present */
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/* #define JM_USE_ALGO */
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/* JM_OLD_IOSTREAM If the new iostreamm classes are not available */
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/* #define JM_OLD_IOSTREAM */
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/* JM_DISTANCE_T For std::distance:
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0 = NA
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1 = std::distance(i, j, n)
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2 = n = std::distance(i, j) */
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/* #define JM_DISTANCE_T */
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/* JM_ITERATOR_T Defines generic standard iterator type if available, use this as
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a shortcut to define all the other iterator types.
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1 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::tag_type, T, D, T*, T&>
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2 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::tag_type, T, D> */
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/* #define JM_ITERATOR_T */
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/* JM_OI_T For output iterators:
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0 = NA
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1 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::output_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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2 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::output_iterator_tag, T, D>
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3 = __JM_STD::output_iterator */
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/* #define JM_OI_T */
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/* JM_II_T For input iterators:
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0 = NA
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1 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::input_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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2 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::input_iterator_tag, T, D>
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3 = __JM_STD::input_iterator<T, D>
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4 = __JM_STD::input_iterator<T> */
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/* #define JM_II_T */
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/* JM_FI_T For forward iterators:
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0 = NA
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1 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::forward_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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2 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::forward_iterator_tag, T, D>
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3 = __JM_STD::forward_iterator<T, D> */
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/* #define JM_FI_T */
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/* JM_BI_T For bidirectional iterators:
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0 = NA
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1 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::bidirectional_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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2 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::bidirectional_iterator_tag, T, D>
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3 = __JM_STD::bidirectional_iterator<T, D> */
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/* #define JM_BI_T */
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/* JM_RI_T For random access iterators:
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0 = NA
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1 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::random_access_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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2 = __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::random_access_iterator_tag, T, D>
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3 = __JM_STD::random_access_iterator<T, D> */
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/* #define JM_RI_T */
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/* JM_NO_OI_ASSIGN If output iterators ostream_iterator<>, back_insert_iterator<> and
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front_insert_iterator<> do not have assignment operators */
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/* #define JM_NO_OI_ASSIGN */
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#if JM_INT64_T == 0
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#define JM_NO_INT64
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#elif JM_INT64_T == 1
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#define JM_INT64t short
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#define JM_IMM64(val) val
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#elif JM_INT64_T == 2
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#define JM_INT64t int
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#define JM_IMM64(val) val
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#elif JM_INT64_T == 3
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#define JM_INT64t long
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#define JM_IMM64(val) val##L
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#elif JM_INT64_T == 4
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#define JM_INT64t int64_t
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#define JM_IMM64(val) INT64_C(val)
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#elif JM_INT64_T == 5
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#define JM_INT64t long long
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#define JM_IMM64(val) val##LL
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#elif JM_INT64_T == 6
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#define JM_INT64t __int64
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#define JM_IMM64(val) val##i64
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#else
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syntax error: unknown value for JM_INT64_T
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#endif
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#if JM_DISTANCE_T == 0
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# define JM_DISTANCE(i, j, n) n = j - i
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#elif JM_DISTANCE_T == 1
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# define JM_DISTANCE(i, j, n) n = __JM_STD::distance(i, j)
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#elif JM_DISTANCE_T == 2
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# define JM_DISTANCE(i, j, n) (n = 0, __JM_STD::distance(i, j, n))
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#else
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syntax erorr
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#endif
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#ifdef JM_ITERATOR_T
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#ifndef JM_OI_T
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#define JM_OI_T JM_ITERATOR_T
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#endif
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#ifndef JM_II_T
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#define JM_II_T JM_ITERATOR_T
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#endif
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#ifndef JM_FI_T
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#define JM_FI_T JM_ITERATOR_T
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#endif
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#ifndef JM_BI_T
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#define JM_BI_T JM_ITERATOR_T
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#endif
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#ifndef JM_RI_T
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#define JM_RI_T JM_ITERATOR_T
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#endif
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#endif
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#if JM_OI_T == 0
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# define JM_OUTPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) dummy_iterator_base<T>
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#elif JM_OI_T == 1
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# define JM_OUTPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::output_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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#elif JM_OI_T == 2
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# define JM_OUTPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::output_iterator_tag, T, D>
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#elif JM_OI_T == 3
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# define JM_OUTPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::output_iterator
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#else
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#endif
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#if JM_II_T == 0
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# define JM_INPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) dummy_iterator_base<T>
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#elif JM_II_T == 1
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#define JM_INPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::input_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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#elif JM_II_T == 2
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#define JM_INPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::input_iterator_tag, T, D>
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#elif JM_II_T == 3
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# define JM_INPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::input_iterator<T, D>
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#elif JM_II_T == 4
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# define JM_INPUT_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::input_iterator<T>
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#else
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#endif
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#if JM_FI_T == 0
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# define JM_FWD_ITERATOR(T, D) dummy_iterator_base<T>
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#elif JM_FI_T == 1
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# define JM_FWD_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::forward_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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#elif JM_FI_T == 2
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# define JM_FWD_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::forward_iterator_tag, T, D>
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#elif JM_FI_T == 3
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# define JM_FWD_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::forward_iterator<T, D>
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#else
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#endif
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#if JM_BI_T == 0
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# define JM_BIDI_ITERATOR(T, D) dummy_iterator_base<T>
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#elif JM_BI_T == 1
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# define JM_BIDI_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::bidirectional_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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#elif JM_BI_T == 2
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# define JM_BIDI_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::bidirectional_iterator_tag, T, D>
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#elif JM_BI_T == 3
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# define JM_BIDI_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::bidirectional_iterator<T, D>
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#else
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#endif
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#if JM_RI_T == 0
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# define JM_RA_ITERATOR(T, D) dummy_iterator_base<T>
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#elif JM_RI_T == 1
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# define JM_RA_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::random_access_iterator_tag, T, D, T*, T&>
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#elif JM_RI_T == 2
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# define JM_RA_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::iterator<__JM_STD::random_access_iterator_tag, T, D>
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#elif JM_RI_T == 3
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# define JM_RA_ITERATOR(T, D) __JM_STD::random_access_iterator<T, D>
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#else
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#endif
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#ifndef JM_NO_EXCEPTION_H
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#include <exception>
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#endif
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#ifndef JM_NO_ITERATOR_H
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#include <iterator>
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#ifdef JM_USE_ALGO
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#include <algo.h>
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#else
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#include <algorithm>
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#endif
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#endif
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#ifdef JM_NO_MEMORY_H
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#define JM_OLD_ALLOCATORS
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#define REBIND_INSTANCE(x, y, inst) re_alloc_binder<x, y>(inst)
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#define REBIND_TYPE(x, y) re_alloc_binder<x, y>
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#define JM_DEF_ALLOC_PARAM(x) JM_DEFAULT_PARAM( jm_def_alloc )
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#define JM_DEF_ALLOC(x) jm_def_alloc
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#define JM_NEED_BINDER
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#define JM_NEED_ALLOC
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#else
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#include <memory>
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#define REBIND_INSTANCE(x, y, inst) y::JM_NESTED_TEMPLATE_DECL rebind<x>::other(inst)
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#define REBIND_TYPE(x, y) y::JM_NESTED_TEMPLATE_DECL rebind<x>::other
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#define JM_DEF_ALLOC_PARAM(x) JM_TRICKY_DEFAULT_PARAM( __JM_STD::allocator<x> )
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#define JM_DEF_ALLOC(x) __JM_STD::allocator<x>
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#endif
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#endif // JM_AUTO_CONFIGURE
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#endif /* JM_OPT_H */
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