What are pragmas?

A preprocessor directive that is not specified by the ISO standard. Pragmas often control actions of the compiler and linker. A pragma always begins with a number sign (#).

a preprocessor directive that is not an specified ISO standard that controls actions of complier and linker

Pragma Startup preprocessor is called before entering the main() function.. Syntax: . pragma startup [priority]. pragma startup allow the program to specify function(s) that should be called...

Lucky you, keep it up and you may just find out what pragma is/means and then you can write your own program that contains a pragma.

The #pragma directive is a compiler specific instruction. There are many things you can tell the compiler. For instance, the #pragma pack n directive tells the compiler to override the /Zpn command...