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

Compiler Pragmas

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SSV

To compile:

c89 -Wsrl -c SRL_1.C

// client.C

#include "inc.h"

// Member functions exported by s are

// only declared - no definition is provided.

To compile:

c89 client.C SRL_1.o

SSV

The SSV pragma specifies a list of search subvolumes (SSVs) to be searched for files

specified in #include directives.

SSV pragmas on the command line take precedence over SSV pragmas in source files;

that is, those in source files are appended to those from the command line. If no SSV

pragma appears on the command line, two are implicitly created (without user

notification) for the current subvolume and compiler subvolume, thus giving those

locations precedence over any SSV pragmas in source files, including CPATHEQ files.

To override the default SSV pragmas, specify at least one SSV pragma on the

command line.

In general, the subvolumes are searched in the order specified in the search

subvolume list, starting with SSV0, then SSV1, and so on.

is the order in which to search the subvolumes; n is a number in the range 0

through 49.

node

is the name of the node to search.

volume

is the name of the volume to search.

subvolume

is the name of the subvolume to search.

SSVn { "[node.]$volume" }

{ "[$volume.]subvolume" }

{ "[node.]$volume.subvolume"}