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This section describes the implementation-defined characteristics of identifiers. It corresponds to section ``F.3.3 Identifiers'' in the ANSI document.
The compiler recognizes at least 1024 significant initial characters in an identifier without external linkage. For debugging purposes, only the first 128 characters are recognized.
The compiler recognizes at least 1024 significant initial characters in an identifier with external linkage. For debugging purposes, only the first 128 characters are recognized.
Case is significant in an
identifier with external linkage.