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SUMMARYNames starting with a single underscore and an uppercase letter, or names beginning with a double underscore and a lowercase letter, can be used in a "conforming" C program translated by a "conforming" implementation; these names, and the meaning and syntax associated with each name, are reserved by the implementation. ANSI C also specifies the requirements for a "strictly conforming" program, in which these constructions are not permitted. MORE INFORMATION
Other compilers may ignore such names that exist in the implementation
space, or produce any desired behavior, and the program can still be
defined as conforming.
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