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constraints, , see Section 6.36 Constraints for
asm
Operands
asm
constraints, machine specific, see Section 6.36.4 Con-
straints for Particular Machines
constructing calls, see Section 6.5 Constructing Func-
tion Calls
constructor expressions, see Section 6.20 Compound
Literals
function attribute, see Section 6.25
constructor
Declaring Attributes of Functions
copysign, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
copysignf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
copysignl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
cos, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions provided
by GCC
cosf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cosh, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
coshf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
coshl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cosl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cpow, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cpowf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cpowl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cproj, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cprojf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cprojl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
creal, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
crealf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
creall, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
cross compiling, see Section 4.16 Specifying Target
Machine and Compiler Version
csin, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csinf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csinh, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csinhf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csinhl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csinl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csqrt, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csqrtf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
csqrtl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
ctan, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
ctanf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
ctanh, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
ctanhf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
ctanhl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
ctanl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
D
Darwin options, see Section 4.17.2 Darwin Options
DBX, see Section 11.3 Interoperation
dcgettext, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
deallocating variable length arrays, see Section 6.14
Arrays of Variable Length
debugging information options, see Section 4.9 Op-
tions for Debugging Your Program or GCC
declaration scope, see Section 11.5 Incompatibilities
of GCC
declarations inside expressions, see Section 6.1 State-
ments and Declarations in Expressions
declarations, mixed with code, see Section 6.24 Mixed
Declarations and Code
declaring attributes of functions, see Section 6.25
Declaring Attributes of Functions
declaring static data in C++, see Section 11.9.1 De-
clare andDefine Static Members
defining static data in C++, see Section 11.9.1 Declare
andDefine Static Members
dependencies for make as output, see Section 4.19 En-
vironment Variables Affecting GCC
dependencies, make, see Section 4.11 Options Con-
trolling the Preprocessor
dependent name lookup, see Section 11.9.2 Name
lookup, templates, and accessing members of base
classes
attribute, see Section 6.32 Specifying
deprecated
Attributes of Variables
Keyword Index