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  1. 17th May 2006, 08:17 #1
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    Default FreeBSD definition

    Hi all!
    How with #ifdef check if current system is FreeBSD?
    I try many keywords (Unix,FreeBSD,X11,LINUX) but doesnt hep..
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    Default Re: FreeBSD definition

    Did you try:
    Q_OS_FREEBSD
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