- #pragma multiple: Include this file more than once.
- #pragma ignore Warning: Changes how the compiler handles certain warnings.
- #pragma warn Warning: Save the current pragma state.
- #pragma error Warning: Restore a previously saved warning state.
- #pragma push: Switch to a different syntax for parsing certain procs.
- #pragma pop: Hint that the compiler should avoid using features higher than a given version.
- #pragma syntax: Choose faster (old) or more accurate (new default) trigonometry.
The #pragma directive alters the compiler’s behavior in various ways.
Pragmas will not be inherited by libraries included in your project.