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From: Sean Kelly <kelly@ad1440.net>
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Hi folks:

(This probably ought to go to the Davenport list, but I like FreeBSD
people more.)

How are you guys marking up C preprocessor symbols?  For example,

<para>To avoid the conflict, define the preprocessor symbol
  NO_AUTO_NAMESPACE before including <filename>Log.h</filename>.
</para>

It seems that preprocessor symbols ought to have some value added via
appropriate markup, but I'm not sure what to use.  <symbol> doesn't seem
right, since its intent is more mathematical.  Ideas?

--Sean


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