Source Annotation Language
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The standard annotation language is a set of annotations developed by Microsoft that describe how a C/C++ programming language function will use its parameters. SAL annotations allow a programmer to declare guaranteed characteristics of a parameter, such that they can be verified by the compiler at compile time.
[edit] External links
- SAL Annotations: C Run-Time Library Reference
- A Brief Introduction to the Standard Annotation Language (SAL)
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