Updated: July 2008
#pragma gives the compiler special instructions for the compilation of the file in which it appears. The instructions must be supported by the compiler. In other words, you cannot use #pragma to create custom preprocessing instructions. The Microsoft C# compiler supports the following two #pragma instructions:
#pragma warning (C# Reference)
#pragma checksum (C# Reference)
#pragma pragma-name pragma-arguments
- pragma-name
The name of a recognized pragma.
- pragma-arguments
Pragma-specific arguments.
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July 2008
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Content bug fix.
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