does #pragma startup work in c?

[chandru]

void first();
void last();
 
#pragma startup first
#pragma exit last
 
#include<stdio.h>
 
main()
{
printf("I m in main");
}
 
void first()
{
printf("I m in first");
}
 
void last()
{.
printf("i m in last");
}
 

When i m running this program i did not get the desired result this only prints

i m in main does #pragma work in c?

I have compiled this code using both turbo c and visual studio compilers

[JosAH]

Pragmas are not just compiler vendor specific, they're also version specific; when
a compiler implementation doesn't implement a certain pragma it is supposed to
ignore it. Read your compiler's user manual.

kind regards,

Jos

[chandru]

Thanks for ur reply. could u tell me about the turboc compiler version which one has the #pragma startup directive ?

Thanks in advance

[JosAH]

Thanks for ur reply. could u tell me about the turboc compiler version which one has the #pragma startup directive ?

Thanks in advance

I don't know; I don't use any TurboC compiler but I think what you want to
accomplish can also be accomplished by:

int main() {
   first();
   ...
   last();
   return 0;
}
 

kind regards,

Jos