C/C++ Programmer's Guide (G06.27+, H06.03+)

Compiler Pragmas
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NEUTRAL
Usage Guidelines
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For the TNS C compiler, the NEST pragma can be entered on the compiler RUN
command line or in the source text. For OSS, the pragma can be entered only in
the source file.
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The native C and C++ compilers do not support the NEST pragma. The ISO/ANSI
C Standard does not support nested comments.
Example
In this example, the NEST pragma enables a single pair of comment symbols to delimit
three source lines that themselves contain comments:
#pragma NEST
/*
r = 20; /* initialize r */
r_squared = r*r; /* square x */
area = 3.14*r_squared; /* compute the circle's area */
*/
NEUTRAL
The NEUTRAL pragma is only supported for use within HP NonStop system header
files for TNS/E. It controls whether a struct, class, or union definition is
considered as part of the C++ CPPNEUTRAL dialect and marks it as being available in
the neutral C++ standard library. This pragma is not recognized by the TNS/R compiler.
There is no default setting for this pragma.
Usage Guidelines
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The NEUTRAL pragma cannot appear on the RUN command line for CCOMP or
CPPCOMP (NonStop NS-series Guardian). This pragma can only appear in the
source code.
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Only the NEW, EXCEPTION, and TYPEINFO headers are in the CPPNEUTRAL
dialect. These headers define these functions:
The new/delete family of storage allocation classes.
class type_info()
set_unexpected()
set_new_handler()
set_terminate()
class exception()
NEUTRAL