What GCC version had <stdint.h> defined?

[Scott David Daniels]

Jeff Epler wrote:
> I glanced at configure.in and it checks for HAVE_UINTPTR_T, but not
> HAVE_INTPTR_T.  If you want this define where it's available, add the
> proper test to configure.in and regenerate configure.

The problem is, of course (Billy G is always a problem), that I am running
on Win2K, so I don't run configure.in.  I have two copies of MinGW --
one 2.95 (no stdint.h), and one 3.2.3 which does do stdint.h.
These were not set up when whoever built windows 2.3.4 did so -- he or
she did not know what was going to be on my disk after I downloaded and
installed python.

So, for me and my ilk ("isn't 'ilk' a lovely word" -- Albee), pyconfig.h
is a constant, not a calculated value.


-Scott David Daniels
Scott.Daniels at Acm.Org