/*
 * options.h
 *
 * Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, John Kilburg (john@cs.unlv.edu)
 *
 * See src/copyright.h for details
 */

#define PRINT_COMMAND "lpr -h -P%s"		/* command to pipe to print */
#define USER_AGENT "Chimera/1.70p0"		/* User-Agent field for HTTP */
#define EMAIL_COMMAND "mail %s"			/* pipe to command for mail */
#define PATH CUTILDIR 				/* default program PATH */
/*#define CHILD_STDERR "/dev/null"*/                /* stderr for children
                                                   of chimera.  Can be
                                                   ~/.chimera_error */

/*
 * You may need this if your /bin/sh can't handle ';' when the PATH is
 * defined in the command line like so:
 *
 * PATH=$PATH:%s; %s
 */
/*
#define NOSEMICOLON 1
*/

/*
 * Define this if you want to cache documents that require authentication.
 */
/*
#define CACHE_AUTH 1
*/

/*
 * Comment this out if you don't want non-blocking connects.  They seem
 * to cause problems on some machines.  While Chimera waits for a blocking
 * connect to succeed, the Cancel button won't work and the status display
 * will not be updated.
 */

#define NONBLOCKING_CONNECT 1


/*
 * Comment this out if alarm and/or setjmp/longjmp don't work on your platform.
 * Chimera would use them to make lengthy name service lookups interruptible;
 * if it can't, it'll try a somewhat less efficient method.
 */

#define USE_LONGJMPS 1


/*
 * SCO systems might need this
 */
/*
#define MAXPATHLEN 1024
*/

/*
 * Timeout grains in seconds plus microseconds.  Used to stay in control
 * while packets are being read over a network connection.  Not used for
 * nonblocking DNS lookups  (these have much longer values hardcoded into
 * src/net.c).
 *
 * Used to be 1 second in 1.65;  on Linux, and linked up on a fast net,
 * half a second is probably more reasonable and gives more uniform behavior
 * (no dependence on when the full second ticks happen). -- GN 1997May2
 */

#define NET_WAIT_TO_SECS 0
#define NET_WAIT_TO_USECS 500000