+/*
+ Tags are used to prevent double inclusion of C header files. This
+ technique should be documented in all good C manuals
+
+ How to generate an unique tag for your header:
+ - uppercase the name of the header, where "name" is the filename and
+ the optional relative path (e.g. "stdio.h", "sys/types.h")
+ - replace all non-alphanumeric characters in the obtained name with an
+ underscore character ("_")
+ - prepend a double underscore ("__"), and append the string "_INCLUDED__"
+ - replace all occurrences of "__PSX_TEMPLATE_H_INCLUDED__" in this file
+ with your tag
+
+ Example tags:
+ sys/types.h -> SYS/TYPES.H -> SYS_TYPES_H -> __SYS_TYPES_H_INCLUDED__
+ iso646.h -> ISO646.H -> ISO646_H -> __ISO646_H_INCLUDED__
+
+ (REMOVEME)
+ */
+#ifndef __PSX_TEMPLATE_H_INCLUDED__ /* EDITME: replace macro with unique tag */
+#define __PSX_TEMPLATE_H_INCLUDED__ /* EDITME: replace macro with unique tag */
+/*
+ Explanation of the sections:
+ INCLUDES #include directives should be grouped here
+ OBJECTS declare global variables here
+ TYPES types, structures and unions here
+ CONSTANTS symbolic constants (simple #define's), enums, constants
+ PROTOTYPES ANSI C function prototypes
+ MACROS parametrized macros
+
+ (REMOVEME)
+ */