CrossWorks C is a faithful implementation of the ANSI and ISO standards for
the programming language C. This manual describes the C language as implemented
by the CrossWorks C compiler.
In this section
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Command line options
- Describes the command line options accepted by the CrossWorks compiler.
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Functions
- Describes the different types of functions supported by the CrossWorks compiler,
such as interrupt functions and top-level functions.
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Strings
- Describes the additional string types which make programming more comfortable
in some application domains
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Pragmas
- Describes the specific pragmas recognized by the CrossWorks compiler.
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Section reference
- Describes the sections that the CrossWorks compiler uses.
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Preprocessor
- Describes the symbols defined by the preprocessor.
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Assembly language interface
- Describes the register conventions, calling conventions, and naming conventions
that the CrossWorks compiler uses.
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Customizing runtime behavior
- Describes how to modify and extend the runtime behavior of CrossWorks applications.
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Diagnostics
- Describes the diagnostics reported by the preprocessor and compiler.
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Extension summary
- Summarises the extensions provided by the CrossWorks compiler.