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From: mtxinu!binky!tim@ucbvax.berkeley.edu (Tim Wood)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sun
Subject: Re: #pragma C compiler directive
Keywords: Software
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Date: 15 Nov 89 22:35:05 GMT
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In article <2860@brazos.Rice.edu> grover@sed170.hac.com (Dean Grover) writes:
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>I can guess what [#pragma] means to the C compiler, but my question is,
>where is the #pragma compiler directive documented ? 

Try _The C Programming Language_, 2nd Ed., by Kernighan and Ritchie, p.
233.  "#pragma" tells the preprocessor to perform "an
implementation-dependent action."  Looks like a roll-your-own-preprocessor
hook....