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In article <4314@cae780.TEK.COM> daniels@cae780.UUCP (Scott Daniels) writes:
>Perhaps what we need is something more of the following form:
>	#pragma interface_name c_name = external_name
>Which would maker all uses of "c_name" in the C source show as "external_name"
>in the linker.  This allows you to avoid the nasty assembly language step if
>all you want is to avoid name convention problems (ie if a C call can be made 
>"close enough", or a C procedure can cope with the others call format.)
>

Our compiler uses two pragmas:
	#pragma equate c_name external_name
tells the compiler to map all occurances of "c_name" to "external_name",
sort of a #define for the linker;
	#pragma alias c_name external_name ...
tells the linker to give the "c_name" object the following alternate names.

David Tanguay