pragma???
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I never came across this in my course....what is pragma?
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- Daniel Glenfield
1st October 2001
I believe pragma is a way to tell the compiler to handle things in a certain way. They depend on the compiler as to what pragmas there are.
....i think that''s right at least....
....i think that''s right at least....
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an example in my resource
#pragma code_page(1252)
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"And I, young sir, envy you, who have yet to see it for the first time..."
- Daniel Glenfield
1st October 2001
#pragma code_page(1252)
"I envy you, who has seen it all"
"And I, young sir, envy you, who have yet to see it for the first time..."
- Daniel Glenfield
1st October 2001
It''s one of those lovely preprocessor directives (like #include, #define, etc) that controls compilation and linking. #pragma has a number of parameters (look it up in MSND) such as warning and comment:
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// disable STL "identifier truncation in debug output" warning:#pragma warning( disable : 4786 )#include <stack>// add library file to project:#pragma comment( lib, "d3d8.lib" ) //// source... //// restore warning C4786:#pragma warning( default : 4786 ) I wanna work for Microsoft!
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