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macros containing
asm
Instructions with C Expression Operands
macros, inline alternative, see Section 6.34 An Inline
Function is As Fast As a Macro
macros, local labels, see Section 6.2 Locally Declared
Labels
macros, local variables in, see Section 6.6 Referring
to a Type with
typeof
macros, statements in expressions, see Section 6.1
Statements and Declarations in Expressions
macros, types of arguments, see Section 6.6 Referring
to a Type with
typeof
make, see Section 4.11 Options Controlling the Pre-
processor
malloc, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
attribute, see Section 6.25 Declaring At-
malloc
tributes of Functions
matching constraint, see Section 6.36.1 Simple Con-
straints
maximum operator, see Section 7.1 Minimum and
Maximum Operators in C++
member fns, automatically
An Inline Function is As Fast As a Macro
memcmp, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
memcpy, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
memory references in constraints, see Section 6.36.1
Simple Constraints
mempcpy, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
memset, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
Mercury, see Chapter 2 Programming Languages
Supported by GCC
message formatting, see Section 4.7 Options to Con-
trol Diagnostic Messages Formatting
messages, warning, see Section 4.8 Options to Re-
quest or Suppress Warnings
messages, warning and error, see Section 11.12 Warn-
ing Messages and Error Messages
middle-operands, omitted, see Section 6.8 Condition-
als with Omitted Operands
minimum operator, see Section 7.1 Minimum and
Maximum Operators in C++
misunderstandings in C++, see Section 11.9 Common
Misunderstandings with GNU C++
mixed declarations and code, see Section 6.24 Mixed
Declarations and Code
, and constant strings, see Section 11.5 Incom-
mktemp
patibilities of GCC
attribute, see Section 6.32 Specifying Attributes
mode
of Variables
modf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
, see Section 6.35 Assembler
, see Section 6.34
inline
modff, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
modfl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions pro-
vided by GCC
modifiers in constraints, see Section 6.36.3 Constraint
Modifier Characters
, see Section 6.33 Specifying Attributes of
ms_struct
Types
attribute, see Section 6.32 Specifying At-
ms_struct
tributes of Variables
multiple alternative constraints, see Section 6.36.2
Multiple Alternative Constraints
multiprecision arithmetic, see Section 6.9 Double-
Word Integers
in constraint, see Section 6.36.1 Simple Constraints
n
N
names used in assembler code, see Section 6.37 Con-
trolling Names Used in Assembler Code
naming convention, implementation headers, see Sec-
tion 7.5 #pragma interface and implementation
nearbyint, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nearbyintf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nearbyintl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nested functions, see Section 6.4 Nested Functions
newlines (escaped), see Section 6.16 Slightly Looser
Rules for Escaped Newlines
nextafter, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nextafterf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nextafterl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nexttoward, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nexttowardf, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
nexttowardl, see Section 6.45 Other built-in functions
provided by GCC
no_instrument_function
Section 6.25 Declaring Attributes of Functions
attribute, see Section 6.32 Specifying At-
nocommon
tributes of Variables
function attribute, see Section 6.25
noinline
Declaring Attributes of Functions
non-constant initializers, see Section 6.19 Non-
Constant Initializers
non-static inline function, see Section 6.34 An Inline
Function is As Fast As a Macro
function attribute, see Section 6.25 Declar-
nonnull
ing Attributes of Functions
Keyword Index
function attribute, see