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/* Copyright (C) 2000 Free Software Foundation, Inc. */
/* { dg-do preprocess } */
/* Tests tradcpp0 with defined. The defined operator in traditional C
works just the same as the defined operator in Standard C. */
/* Source: Zack Weinberg, glibc, Neil Booth 11 Dec 2000. */
#if defined REGPARMS
#error REGPARMS should not be defined
#endif
#define REGPARMS 1
#if !defined REGPARMS
#error REGPARMS should be defined
#endif
#define defined /* { dg-error "-:defined" } */
/* No diagnostics, though you could argue there should be. */
#if defined defined
#error defined is defined!
#endif
#define is_Z_defined defined Z
#if defined Z
#error Z is not defined
#endif
/* The behavior of "defined" when it comes from a macro expansion is
now documented. */
#if is_Z_defined
#error Macro expanding into defined operator test 1
#endif
#define Z
#if !defined Z
#error Z is defined
#endif
#if !is_Z_defined
#error Macro expanding into defined operator test 2
#endif
#undef is_Z_defined
#undef Z
/* Do all the tests over again with the () form of defined. */
/* No diagnostics, though you could argue there should be. */
#if defined(defined)
#error defined is defined!
#endif
#define is_Z_defined defined ( Z )
#if defined(Z)
#error Z is not defined
#endif
/* The behavior of "defined" when it comes from a macro expansion is
now documented. */
#if is_Z_defined
#error Macro expanding into defined operator test 1
#endif
#define Z
#if !defined(Z)
#error Z is defined
#endif
#if !is_Z_defined
#error Macro expanding into defined operator test 2
#endif
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