VAX
This symbol is defined as the constant 1 and may be used in #elif,
#if, #ifdef, and #ifndef directives to separate portable and
nonportable code in any of your VAX C programs.
vms
This symbol is defined as the constant 1 and may be used in #elif,
#if, #ifdef, and #ifndef directives to separate portable and
nonportable code in any of your VAX C programs.
vaxc
This symbol is defined as the constant 1 and may be used in #elif,
#if, #ifdef, and #ifndef directives to separate portable and
nonportable code in any of your VAX C programs.
VAXC
This symbol is defined as the constant 1 and may be used in #elif,
#if, #ifdef, and #ifndef directives to separate portable and
nonportable code in any of your VAX C programs.
vax11c
This symbol is defined as the constant 1 and may be used in #elif,
#if, #ifdef, and #ifndef directives to separate portable and
nonportable code in any of your VAX C programs.
VAX11C
This symbol is defined as the constant 1 and may be used in #elif,
#if, #ifdef, and #ifndef directives to separate portable and
nonportable code in any of your VAX C programs.
CC$gfloat
The CC$gfloat definition may be used if you compile your VAX C
program using the /G_FLOAT qualifier. If you specify the /G_FLOAT
qualifier, CC$gfloat is defined as 1. You can also use this
definition if you did not compile your VAX C program using the
/G_FLOAT qualifier. When you do not specify the /G_FLOAT
qualifier, CC$gfloat is defined as 0.
CC$parallel
The CC$parallel definition may be used if you compile your VAX C
program using the /PARALLEL qualifier. If you specify the
/PARALLEL qualifier, CC$parallel is defined as 1. You can also use
this definition if you did not compile your VAX C program using the
/PARALLEL qualifier. When you do not specify the /PARALLEL
qualifier, CC$parallel is defined as zero.
__DATE__
The __DATE__ macro evaluates to a string specifying the date on
which the compilation started. The string presents the date in the
form dd-mmm-yyyy.
__FILE__
The __FILE__ macro evaluates to a string specifying the file
specification of the current source file.
__LINE__
The __LINE__ macro evaluates to an integer specifying the number of
the line in the source file containing the macro reference.
__TIME__
The __TIME__ macro evaluates to a string specifying the time at
which the compilation started. The string presents the time in the
form hh:mm:ss.