wraith-ircbot/src/eggdrop.h

/*
 * eggdrop.h
 *   Eggdrop compile-time settings
 *
 *   IF YOU ALTER THIS FILE, YOU NEED TO RECOMPILE THE BOT.
 *
 */

#ifndef _EGG_EGGDROP_H
#define _EGG_EGGDROP_H

/*

 * HANDLEN note:
 *       HANDLEN defines the maximum length a handle on the bot can be.
 *       Standard (and minimum) is 9 characters long.
 *
 *       Beware that using lengths over 9 chars is 'non-standard' and if
 *       you wish to link to other bots, they _must_ both have the same
 *       maximum handle length.
 *
 * NICKMAX note:
 *       You should leave this at 32 characters and modify nick-len in the
 *       configuration file instead.
 */

#define HANDLEN		  9	/* valid values 9->NICKMAX		*/
#define NICKMAX		 32	/* valid values HANDLEN->32		*/


/* Handy string lengths */

#define UHOSTMAX    291 + NICKMAX /* 32 (ident) + 3 (\0, !, @) + NICKMAX */
#define DIRMAX		512	/* paranoia				*/
#define BADHANDCHARS	"-,+*=:!.@#;$%&"

#define MAX_BOTS     500
#define SERVLEN      60

/*
 *     The 'configure' script should make this next part automatic,
 *     so you shouldn't need to adjust anything below.
 */

#define NICKLEN         NICKMAX + 1
#define UHOSTLEN        UHOSTMAX + 1
#define DIRLEN          DIRMAX + 1
#define NOTENAMELEN     ((HANDLEN * 2) + 1)
#define BADNICKCHARS	"-,+*=:!.@#;$%&"

#if (NICKMAX < 9) || (NICKMAX > 32)
#  include "invalid NICKMAX value"
#endif

#if (HANDLEN < 9) || (HANDLEN > 32)
#  include "invalid HANDLEN value"
#endif

#if HANDLEN > NICKMAX
#  include "HANDLEN MUST BE <= NICKMAX"
#endif

/* NAME_MAX is what POSIX defines, but BSD calls it MAXNAMLEN.
 * Use 255 if we can't find anything else.
 */
#ifndef NAME_MAX
#  ifdef MAXNAMLEN
#    define NAME_MAX	MAXNAMLEN
#  else
#    define NAME_MAX	255
#  endif
#endif

/* Almost every module needs some sort of time thingy, so... */
#if TIME_WITH_SYS_TIME
#  include <sys/time.h>
#  include <time.h>
#else
#  if HAVE_SYS_TIME_H
#    include <sys/time.h>
#  else
#    include <time.h>
#  endif
#endif


#if !HAVE_SRANDOM
#  define srandom(x) srand(x)
#endif

#if !HAVE_RANDOM
#  define random() (rand()/16)
#endif

/* Use high-order bits for getting the random integer. With random()
 * modulo would probably be sufficient but on systems lacking random(),
 * the function will be just renamed rand().
 */
#define randint(n) (unsigned long) (random() / (RAND_MAX + 1.0) * ((n) < 0 ? (-(n)) : (n)))


/***********************************************************************/

enum {		/* TAKE A GUESS */
  OK,
  ERROR
};


/* chan & global */
#define FLOOD_PRIVMSG    0
#define FLOOD_NOTICE     1
#define FLOOD_CTCP       2
#define FLOOD_NICK       3
#define FLOOD_JOIN       4
#define FLOOD_KICK       5
#define FLOOD_DEOP       6

#define FLOOD_CHAN_MAX   7
#define FLOOD_GLOBAL_MAX 3


#endif				/* _EGG_EGGDROP_H */