Why can I use #pragmas to adjust the calling conventions for a static library?
#pragma’s can always be used to adjust symbol naming and parameter passing conventions used by the compiler. Using #pragma’s, the user may be able to force an apparently successful link. However, as mentioned previously a successful link does not guarantee the application will run properly. Differences in the run-time systems or internal data structures may prevent the application from running properly.
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