STDIN on different OSs

I'm creating a php script for command line usage. on linux, i must use:

define('STDIN', fopen('php://stdin', 'r'));

to use: fgetc(STDIN)

In windows, however, i must command out the define line to get it to run.
Is there an easy way to make this compatible with both operating systems?
Is there something i should change w/ my fgetc() command, or can i detect
the server's OS and use the define() command accordingly.

Thanks for any suggestions!

-matt


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