C/C++ Programmer's Guide (G06.25+)

Contents

HP C/C++ Programmer’s Guide for NonStop Systems—429301-008

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Tables (continued)

Table 15-1. C Compiler Pragmas Used by Cprep 15-3

Table 15-2. Commonly Used TNS c89 Flags 15-16

Table 15-3. TNS c89 Operands 15-17

Table 16-1. Development Platform Capabilities 16-2

Table 16-2. Locations of Header Files 16-3

Table 16-3. Floating Point Consistency Check by nld or ld Utility 16-6

Table 16-4. Floating-Point State as Determined by nld or ld floattype

Attribute 16-7

Table 16-5. SRLs Available When Using VERSION1, VERSION2, and

VERSION3 16-15

Table 16-6. Using the Guardian nld and ld Utilities to Link SRLs 16-16

Table 17-1. Development Platform Capabilities 17-2

Table 17-2. Locations of Header Files 17-3

Table 17-3. Floating Point Consistency Check by eld Utility 17-6

Table 17-4. Floating-Point State as Determined by eld floattype

Attribute 17-7

Table 17-5. DLLs Available When Using VERSION2 and VERSION3 17-14

Table 17-6. Using the Guardian eld Utility to Link DLLs 17-15

Table 19-1. C Functions That Retrieve Process Startup Information 19-6

Table 19-2. Memory Models 19-7

Table 19-3. Data Models 19-9

Table 19-4. Relationship Between Memory Models and Data Models 19-10

Table 19-5. Default Memory and Data Models 19-10

Table 21-1. Native C and C++ Compiler Messages 21-1

Table 23-1. TNS Misalignment Handling Methods 23-3

Table A-1. Conversion Behavior for IEEE Floating-Point Format A-4

Table A-2.

errno Values and Corresponding Messages A-9

Table A-3.

errno Values and Corresponding Messages A-24

Table C-1. ASCII Character Set in Numerical Order C-1

Table C-2. ASCII Character Set in Alphabetical Order C-6

Table D-1. Integer Types, Part 1 D-1

Table D-2. Integer Types, Part 2 D-3

Table D-3. Floating, Fixed, and Complex Types D-4

Table D-4. Character Types D-5

Table D-5. Structured, Logical, Set, and File Types D-6

Table D-6. Pointer Types D-7

Table D-7. Address Types

D-8

Table F-1. MIGRATION_CHECK Warning Messages F-1