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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 line argument and to use a new default structure packing value. To see all of the possible #pragma directives, go to online help, and index by #pragma directives, C/C++. You probably only need to type in #pra and then click on C/C++ to get this far.
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What is the use of loader in c language?
There is no part called 'loader' in C language.
What term using c plus plus instead of fscanf in c?
There is no alternative to fscanf() in C++. The same function can be used in both C and C++. For C++, the function can be found in the <cstdio> standard library header. Note that Microsoft Visual Studio will claim that fscanf() is unsafe and recommends using the non-portable fscanf_s() instead. However, you can disable this warning by placing the following pragma on the line immediately before the call to fscanf(). #pragma warning(suppress:4996);
What programming language does the PSP use?
c++
What is use of l in c language?
Bitwise OR.
What is thread in c language?
thread is not specific to C-language. Use wikipedia to find out what threads are, and use Posix Threads (or pthreadsfor short) to create multi-threaded programs in C
