You can insert tasking directive lines directly into your source code. The following sections describe the Autotasking directives. The following sections describe how to use the CF90 Autotasking directives and the effects they have on programs. For additional general information on using directives, see Section 3.1 . If you want to specify more than one directive on a line, separate each directive with a comma.
Spaces can precede, follow, or be embedded within a directive, regardless of source form.
The Autotasking directives must appear within a program unit. When your input is compiled, the compiler ignores directives named as arguments to the -x option. If you specify -x mipspro , all directives are ignored. If you specify -x dirname , a particular directive is ignored. For more information on this command line option, see Section 2.74 .