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From: dlau@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (David Lau)
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Subject: UNIX C Pragma Directive
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Date: 11 Oct 90 22:36:53 GMT
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I'm running AT&T UNIX System V, version 3.1?.  The developer's
package includes some .h files which hold #pragma directives, in
particular

#pragma pack(1)
...
#pragma

When I try to compile including any one of these .h files, I get an
"unknown syntax"-type of error.  Would someone tell me how I can get
my code to compile, whether through some flag or another means?

Thanks.