CC kkeeyywwoorrddss -- Overview

A kkeeyywwoorrdd is a word that is reserved within C, and must not be used to name
variables,  functions,  or macros.   COHERENT  recognizes  the following  C
keywords:

    aalliieenn           aauuttoo            bbrreeaakk
    ccaassee            cchhaarr            ccoonnsstt
    ccoonnttiinnuuee        ddeeffaauulltt         ddoo
    ddoouubbllee          eellssee            eennuumm
    eexxtteerrnn          ffllooaatt           ffoorr
    ggoottoo            iiff              iinntt
    lloonngg            rreeggiisstteerr        rreettuurrnn
    sshhoorrtt           ssiiggnneedd          ssiizzeeooff
    ssttaattiicc          ssttrruucctt          sswwiittcchh
    ttyyppeeddeeff         uunniioonn           uunnssiiggnneedd
    vvooiidd            vvoollaattiillee        wwhhiillee

In conformity  with the ANSI standard, the keywords  eennttrryy and rreeaaddoonnllyy are
no longer  recognized.  The ANSI  Standard transfers the  functionality for
rreeaaddoonnllyy  to the  keyword ccoonnsstt.  For  details, see  the Lexicon  entry for
ccoonnsstt.

The COHERENT  C compiler  recognizes the  keywords ccoonnsstt and  vvoollaattiillee, but
ignores them.

The following tokens are C++ keywords:

    ccllaassss
    iinnlliinnee
    pprriivvaattee
    pprrootteecctteedd
    ppuubblliicc

Your programs should avoid using them in the interest of compatibility with
future versions of the COHERENT C compiler.

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