Below are #pragma directives supported as extended language specifications. These extended specifications can also be used with the _Pragma operator in C99. See "4.2.6 Using extended language specifications" for details.
Table 4.15 | List of Supported #pragma Directive |
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#pragma interrupt
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Hardware interrupt handler
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#pragma interrupt_brk
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Software interrupt handler
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#pragma section
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Changing compiler output section name
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#pragma rtos_interrupt
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Interrupt handler for RTOS
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#pragma rtos_task
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Task function for RTOS
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#pragma inline
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Inline expansion of function
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#pragma noinline
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#pragma inline_asm
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Describing assembler instruction
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#pragma address
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Absolute address allocation specification
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#pragma saddr
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Using saddr area
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#pragma callt
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callt function
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#pragma near
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near function
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#pragma far
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far function
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#pragma pack
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Structure packing
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#pragma unpack
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#pragma stack_protector
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Generating a code for detection of stack smashing [Professional Edition only]
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#pragma no_stack_protector
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