> Considering that the NetBSD environment, in its current state, does
> not fulfil the UNIX(r) Base Branding requirements, having cpp
> indicate that it's running in a UNIX environment is just wrong.

Only in a technical legalistic sense.  In a pragmatic practical sense,
anything that is protected by #ifdef unix is going to be so "least
common denominator" that NetBSD should include it - we *are* UNIX, in
any but the legalistic use-of-the-trademark sense.

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