C/C++ Source Files - Analog Devices VisualDSP++ 3.5 Manual

Source Files
Source Files
This section describes these input file formats:
• "C/C++ Source Files" on page A-2
• "Assembly Source Files (.ASM)" on page A-3
• "Assembly Initialization Data Files (.DAT)" on page A-3
• "Header Files (.H)" on page A-4
• "Linker Description Files (.LDF)" on page A-4
• "Linker Command-Line Files (.TXT)" on page A-5

C/C++ Source Files

These are text files (with extensions such as
containing C/C++ code, compiler directives, possibly a mixture of
assembly code and directives, and (typically) preprocessor commands.
Several "dialects" of C code are supported: pure (portable) ANSI C, and at
least two subtypes
include memory type designations for certain data objects, and segment
directives used by the linker to structure and place executable files.
For information on using the C/C++ compiler and associated tools, as well
as a definition of ADI extensions to ANSI C, see the VisualDSP++ 3.5
C/C++ Compiler and Library Manual for appropriate target architectures.
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With and without built-in function support; a minimal differentiator. There are others.
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of ANSI C with ADI extensions. These extensions
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