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Pragmas recognized by the compiler
3.13 Pragmas recognized by the compiler
The compiler recognizes a number of pragmas, used to instruct the compiler to use particular features.
The compiler recognizes the following pragmas:
Pragmas for saving and restoring the pragma state
Pragmas controlling optimization goals
Pragmas controlling code generation
Pragmas controlling loop unrolling
Pragmas controlling Precompiled Header (PCH) processing
Pragmas controlling anonymous structures and unions
Pragmas controlling diagnostic messages
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