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no_injected_text | Microsoft Docs |
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no_injected_text attribute |
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Prevents the compiler from injecting code as a result of attribute use.
[ no_injected_text(
boolean
) ];
boolean(optional)
true if you want no code injected, false to allow code to be injected. true is the default.
Remarks
The most common use of the no_injected_text C++ attribute is by the /Fx compiler option, which inserts the no_injected_text attribute into the .mrg file.
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Anywhere |
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No |
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None |
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None |
For more information about the attribute contexts, see Attribute Contexts.
Compiler Attributes