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#pike __REAL_VERSION__ 
#pragma strict_types 
 
// Pike core things that don't belong anywhere else. 
// 
 
// These symbols won't be overloaded. 
local { 
 
constant WEAK_INDICES = __builtin.PIKE_WEAK_INDICES; 
constant WEAK_VALUES = __builtin.PIKE_WEAK_VALUES; 
constant WEAK = WEAK_INDICES|WEAK_VALUES; 
//! Flags for use together with @[set_weak_flag] and @[get_weak_flag]. 
//! See @[set_weak_flag] for details. 
 
constant INDEX_FROM_BEG = __builtin.INDEX_FROM_BEG; 
constant INDEX_FROM_END = __builtin.INDEX_FROM_END; 
constant OPEN_BOUND = __builtin.OPEN_BOUND; 
//! Used with @[predef::`[..]] and @[lfun::`[..]] to specify how the 
//! corresponding index maps to an upper or lower range bound: 
//! 
//! @dl 
//!   @item INDEX_FROM_BEG 
//!     The index is relative to the beginning of the string or array 
//!     (or any other sequence implemented through an object). 
//!     Sequences typically start at zero. 
//! 
//!   @item INDEX_FROM_END 
//!     The index is relative to the end of the sequence. In strings 
//!     and arrays, the last element is at zero, the one before that 
//!     at one, etc. 
//! 
//!   @item OPEN_BOUND 
//!     The range is open in the corresponding direction. The index is 
//!     irrelevant in this case. 
//! @enddl 
 
#if constant(__builtin.DestructImmediate) 
constant DestructImmediate = __builtin.DestructImmediate; 
#endif 
 
#if constant(__builtin.InhibitDestruct) 
constant InhibitDestruct = __builtin.InhibitDestruct; 
#endif 
 
constant BacktraceFrame = __builtin.backtrace_frame; 
 
#if constant(__builtin.LiveBacktraceFrame) 
constant LiveBacktraceFrame = __builtin.LiveBacktraceFrame; 
#endif 
 
#if constant(__builtin.FakeObject) 
constant FakeObject = __builtin.FakeObject; 
#endif 
 
constant __Backend = __builtin.Backend; 
 
//! @class Backend 
//! 
//! The class of the @[DefaultBackend]. 
//! 
//! Typically something that has inherited @[__Backend]. 
//! 
//! @seealso 
//!   @[__Backend], @[DefaultBackend] 
 
//! @decl inherit Pike.__Backend 
 
//! @decl @@Pike.Annotations.Implements(Pike.__Backend) 
 
constant Backend = __builtin.DefaultBackendClass; 
 
//! @endclass 
 
#if constant(__builtin.PollDeviceBackend) 
constant PollDeviceBackend = __builtin.PollDeviceBackend; 
#endif 
 
#if constant(__builtin.PollBackend) 
constant PollBackend = __builtin.PollBackend; 
#endif 
 
//! @class SmallBackend 
//! 
//! This is the most suitable backend implementation if you only want 
//! to monitor a small number of @[Stdio.File] objects. 
 
//! @decl inherit Pike.__Backend 
 
//! @decl @@Pike.Annotations.Implements(Pike.__Backend) 
 
#if constant(__builtin.PollBackend) 
constant SmallBackend = __builtin.PollBackend; 
#elif constant(__builtin.PollDeviceBackend) 
constant SmallBackend = __builtin.PollDeviceBackend; 
#else 
constant SmallBackend = __builtin.SelectBackend; 
#endif 
 
//! @endclass 
 
#if constant(__builtin.SelectBackend) 
constant SelectBackend = __builtin.SelectBackend; 
#endif 
 
constant DefaultBackend = __builtin.__backend; 
 
constant gc_parameters = __builtin.gc_parameters; 
constant implicit_gc_real_time = __builtin.implicit_gc_real_time; 
constant count_memory = __builtin.count_memory; 
constant identify_cycle = __builtin.identify_cycle; 
 
constant get_runtime_info = __builtin.get_runtime_info; 
 
// Type-checking: 
constant soft_cast = predef::__soft_cast; 
constant low_check_call = predef::__low_check_call; 
constant get_return_type = predef::__get_return_type; 
constant get_first_arg_type = predef::__get_first_arg_type; 
constant get_type_attributes = predef::__get_type_attributes; 
 
// precompile.pike checks for this 
#if constant(__builtin.__HAVE_CPP_PREFIX_SUPPORT__) 
//! This constant exists and has the value 1 if cpp supports 
//! the prefix feature. 
//! @seealso 
//!   @[cpp()] 
constant __HAVE_CPP_PREFIX_SUPPORT__ = __builtin.__HAVE_CPP_PREFIX_SUPPORT__; 
#endif 
 
program Encoder = [program] master()->Encoder; 
program Decoder = [program] master()->Decoder; 
program Codec = [program] master()->Codec; 
 
#if constant(__builtin.Annotation) 
program Annotation = __builtin.Annotation; 
#endif 
 
#if constant(__builtin.ProxyFactory) 
constant ProxyFactory = __builtin.ProxyFactory; 
#endif 
 
#if 0 
protected constant TYPE = typeof(typeof([mixed]0)); 
 
TYPE check_call(TYPE fun_type, TYPE ... arg_types) 
{ 
  array(TYPE) conts = allocate(sizeof(arg_types) + 1); 
  conts[0] = fun_type; 
  foreach(arg_types; int i; TYPE arg_type) { 
    if (!(conts[i+1] = low_check_call(conts[i], arg_type, 
                                      (i == (sizeof(arg_types)-1))?2:0))) { 
      werror("Error: Bad argument %d to function, got %O, expected %O.\n", 
             i+1, arg_type, get_first_arg_type(conts[i])); 
      break; 
    } 
  } 
  if (!conts[sizeof(arg_types)]) { 
    int i; 
    for(i = 0; (i < sizeof(arg_types)) && conts[i+1]; i++) { 
      TYPE param_type = get_first_arg_type(conts[i]); 
      if (arg_types[i] <= param_type) continue; 
      werror("Warning: Potentially bad argument %d to function, got %O, expected %O.\n", 
             i+1, arg_types[i], param_type); 
    } 
    return 0; 
  } 
  TYPE ret = get_return_type(conts[-1]); 
  if (!ret) { 
    werror("Error: Too few arguments.\n"); 
  } 
  return ret; 
} 
#endif /* 0 */ 
 
}