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  Custom file as boilerplate appended by clixon_config.h 
  These are compile-time options. RUntime options are in clixon-config.yang.
  In general they are kludges and "should be removed" when cod eis improved
  and not proper system config options.
  Note that clixon_config.h is only included by clixon system files, not automatically by examples
  or apps
  */

#ifndef HAVE_STRNDUP 
#define strndup(s, n) clicon_strndup(s, n)
#endif

/* Set if you want to assert that all rpc messages have set username
 */
#undef RPC_USERNAME_ASSERT

/* If rpc call does not have a namespace (eg using xmlns) then use the default 
 * NETCONF namespace (see rfc6241 3.1)
 * Undefine it if you want to ensure strict namespace assignment on all netconf and
 * XML statements.
 * The base namespace is defined as NETCONF_BASE_NAMESPACE
 */
#define USE_NETCONF_NS_AS_DEFAULT

/*! Tag for wrong handling of identityref prefixes (XML encoding)
 * See https://github.com/clicon/clixon/issues/90
 * Instead of using generic xmlns prefix bindings, the module's own prefix
 * is used.
 * In the CLI generation case, this is actually quite complicated: the cli 
 * needs to generate a netconf statement with correct xmlns binding.
 * The easy way to do this is to always generate all prefix/namespace bindings 
 * on the top-level for the modules involved in the netconf operation.
 */
#define IDENTITYREF_KLUDGE

/*! Optimize special list key searches in XPATH finds
 * Identify xpaths that search for exactly a list key, eg: "y[k=3]" and then call
 * binary search. This only works if "y" has proper yang binding and is sorted by system
 */
#define XPATH_LIST_OPTIMIZE

/*! Add explicit search indexes, so that binary search can be made for non-key list indexes
 * This also applies if there are multiple keys and you want to search on only the second for 
 * example.
 * There may be some cases where the index vector is not updated, need to verify before 
 * enabling this completely.
 */
#define XML_EXPLICIT_INDEX

/*! Treat <config> and <data> specially in a xmldb datastore.
 * config/data is treated as a "neutral" tag that does not have a yang spec.
 * In particular when binding xml to yang, if <config> is encountered as top-of-tree, do not
 * try to bind a yang-spec to this symbol.
 * The root of this is GET and PUT commands where the <config> and <data> tag belongs to the
 * RPC rather than the data.
 * This is a hack, there must be a way to make this more generic
 */
#define XMLDB_CONFIG_HACK

/*! Let state data be ordered-by system
 * RFC 7950 is cryptic about this
 * It says in 7.7.7:
 *    This statement (red:The "ordered-by" Statement) is ignored if the list represents
 *    state data,...
 * but it is not clear it is ignored because it should always be ordered-by system?
 * Cant measure any diff on performance with this on using large state lists (500K)
 * clixon-4.4
 */
#define STATE_ORDERED_BY_SYSTEM

/*! Restart specific backend plugins
 * Experimental code for now, needs some testing
 */
#undef RESTART_PLUGIN_RPC

/*! Differentiate creating XML object body/element vs elenmet to reduce space
 */
#define XML_NEW_DIFFERENTIATE

/*! Clixon 4.5 optimizing experiments for yang bind
 * Primarily for large lists
 */
#define OPTIMIZE_45_BIND

/*! Clixon 4.5 optimizing experiments for sorting yang-bound XML trees
 * Primarily for large lists
 */
#undef OPTIMIZE_45_SORT

/*! Use cligen 4.4 instead of master / cligen 4.5.pre
 * Temporary fix
 */
#undef USE_CLIGEN44