What is the purpose of #pragma aux and how should I use it?

Question

I\'m attempting to delayload a library and use GetProcAddress to get a function from the library to use repeatedly. The project I\'m working on has examples of how this being do

Answer 1

#pragma implementations are specific for your actual toolchain.

Looking up #pragma aux indicates that seems to be a specific Watcom C/C++ Compiler specific problem.

Answer 2

These are auxiliary pragmas and it is specific feature for Watcom compiler. From below detailed explanation:

http://users.pja.edu.pl/~jms/qnx/help/watcom/compiler-tools/pragma32.html#AuxiliaryPragmas

Auxiliary pragmas are used to describe attributes that affect code generation. Initially, the compiler defines a default set of attributes.

so to convert it to Visual Studio, you would have to find equivalent pragmas/compiler features in VS.