///
/// The syntax is:
/// \code
-/// \#pragma comment(linker, "foo")
+/// #pragma comment(linker, "foo")
/// \endcode
/// 'linker' is one of five identifiers: compiler, exestr, lib, linker, user.
/// "foo" is a string, which is fully macro expanded, and permits string
/// HandlePragmaMessage - Handle the microsoft and gcc \#pragma message
/// extension. The syntax is:
/// \code
-/// \#pragma message(string)
+/// #pragma message(string)
/// \endcode
/// OR, in GCC mode:
/// \code
-/// \#pragma message string
+/// #pragma message string
/// \endcode
/// string is a string, which is fully macro expanded, and permits string
/// concatenation, embedded escape characters, etc... See MSDN for more details.
///
/// The syntax is:
/// \code
-/// \#pragma push_macro("macro")
+/// #pragma push_macro("macro")
/// \endcode
void Preprocessor::HandlePragmaPushMacro(Token &PushMacroTok) {
// Parse the pragma directive and get the macro IdentifierInfo*.
///
/// The syntax is
/// \code
- /// \#pragma region [optional name]
- /// \#pragma endregion [optional comment]
+ /// #pragma region [optional name]
+ /// #pragma endregion [optional comment]
/// \endcode
///
/// \note This is