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/* types.h - some common typedefs
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 *
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 *
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 */

#ifndef G10_TYPES_H
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#ifndef HAVE_BYTE_TYPEDEF
#undef byte	    /* maybe there is a macro with this name */
#ifndef __riscos__
typedef unsigned char byte;
#else 
/* Norcroft treats char  = unsigned char  as legal assignment
               but char* = unsigned char* as illegal assignment
   and the same applies to the signed variants as well  */
typedef char byte;
#endif
#define HAVE_BYTE_TYPEDEF
#endif