#pragma inhibit push

[Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com>]

Some time ago, Michael Meeks asked me to include
-D__ORBIT_IDL__ when running libIDL to parse IDL files
from my Perl module, so that people could properly use
libIDL extensions protected by #ifdef.

It turns out, however, that this completely breaks using
the GNOME IDL files, because the extension people
are using is '#pragma inhibit push', in order to use
precompiled headers/stubs/skeletons from the libraries.
(GNORBA, Bonobo, etc.) 

But the perl module can't use these precompiled things,
so inhibiting the compilations is highly improper.

For now, I've just removed the -D__ORBIT_IDL__, but
this is not a long term solution.

One or both of two things needs to be done:

 1) A flag to libIDL when compiling that inhibits processing
    of inhibits. (IDLF_DISABLE_INHIBIT?)

 2) Separate preprocessor defines for:

    - compiling with libIDL (-D__LIBIDL__?)
    - compiling with the ORBit IDL compiler for C (-D__ORBIT_C__?)

Regards,
                                       Owen