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  Directive:  #error
 
  Syntax:     #error message
 
  Summary:    Causes the compiler to display <message> on stderr and
              return a nonzero code when the compiler terminates. After
              the compiler encounters an #error directive, it scans the
              rest of the program for syntax errors but does not
              produce an object file. For example,
 
                   #if !defined(_MSC_VER)
                   #error _MSC_VER macro was not defined
                   #endif
 
  See also:   message
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