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Critical Attributes
These attributes effect the functionality of the program. Critical attributes not supported by the target compiler are NOT defined in order to create a a compilation error (critical attributes used in the program create unresolved symbols).
#define	ECU_ATTRIBUTE_NORETURN
	Critical attribute. Attached to a function declaration to inform the compiler the routine never returns. More...
#define	ECU_ATTRIBUTE_PACKED
	Critical attribute. If attached to a variable, informs compiler it should have the smallest possible alignment. If attached to a type definition, informs compiler the minimum required memory should be used to represent the type.
#define	ECU_ATTRIBUTE_SECTION(x_)
	Critical attribute. Places symbol in user-specified program section. More...
Non-critical Attributes
These attributes do not effect the functionality of the program. Empty definitions are created for non-critical attributes that are not supported by the target compiler, which allows the program to still compile.
#define	ECU_ATTRIBUTE_UNUSED
	Non-critical attribute. Informs compiler that type, variable, or function may be unused so it does not emit an unused warning.

Detailed Description

See attributes.h section in Sphinx documentation.

Author

Ian Ress

Version

0.1

Date

2024-08-31

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2024

Macro Definition Documentation

ECU_ATTRIBUTE_NORETURN

#define ECU_ATTRIBUTE_NORETURN

Critical attribute. Attached to a function declaration to inform the compiler the routine never returns.

Warning

This attribute should be at the start of the function declaration to be fully portable.

ECU_ATTRIBUTE_SECTION

#define ECU_ATTRIBUTE_SECTION

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x_

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Critical attribute. Places symbol in user-specified program section.

Parameters

x_	Name of section. Must be string literal.