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#ifndef CAT_CONFIG_HPP
#define CAT_CONFIG_HPP

namespace cat {


// This definition overrides CAT_BUILD_DLL below.  Neuters CAT_EXPORT macro so symbols are
// neither exported or imported.
//#define CAT_NEUTER_EXPORT

// This definition changes the meaning of the CAT_EXPORT macro on Windows.  When defined,
// the CAT_EXPORT macro will export the associated symbol.  When undefined, it will import it.
//#define CAT_BUILD_DLL

// If you want to remove server-side code from a binary distribution of a client program:
//#define CAT_OMIT_SERVER_CODE

// If you know the endianness of your target, uncomment one of these for better performance.
//#define __LITTLE_ENDIAN__
//#define __BIG_ENDIAN__

// If you want to use faster 384-bit or 512-bit math, define this:
//#define CAT_UNROLL_OVER_256_BITS

// Adjust if your architecture uses larger than 128-byte cache line
#define CAT_DEFAULT_CACHE_LINE_SIZE 128


} // namespace cat

#endif // CAT_CONFIG_HPP