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pragma

A message written into the source code that tells the compiler to compile the program in some fashion that differs from the default method. For example, pragmas may alter the kinds of error messages that are generated or optimize the machine code in some way.


pragma - (pragmatic information) A standardised form of comment which has meaning to a compiler. It may use a special syntax or a specific form within the normal comment syntax. A pragma usually conveys non-essential information, often intended to help the compiler to optimise the program.


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Following qualitative analyses, Lee identified several love styles or approaches to interpersonal relationships: Eros (passionate love), Ludus (game-playing love), Storge (friendship love), Pragma (practical love), Mania (neurotic love), and Agape (altruistic love).
Both Saphirus and CMR Design Automation will sell the complete Solidify line, which includes the Solidify property checking engine, SolidAC[TM] for automated checking of common design issues such as clock domain crossing, dead code, finite state machine (FSM) deadlock and livelock, case statement pragmas, reset propagation, bus contention, X assignment propagation, and array out-of-bounds, and SolidPC[TM] for AMBA protocol verification.
Among the love attitudes, Ludus (clearly) and Pragma and Mania (to some extent) are self-oriented, whereas Eros, Storge, and Agape are strongly other-oriented.
 
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