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Speaking of conflicts.
I work with a gigantic proprietary library. Keeping the vendor's name out of it - there are lots of conflicts with standard C and unix system calls. For example, some idiot created a round() function. If you want to use the round() in libm then you have to play games. I wrote re-wrote round as "PNMround()", so now we use that. PNM is a company name. This is NOT needful, you should never create situation like this.
The same thing applies here with true and false. You simply need to be internally consistent with your libraries and the standard C library. You don't want the next guy - and there always is a next guy - to go nuts trying to work around conflicts that do not need to be there in the first place.
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