ipa_not_complete

Controls the usage of Complete Program IPA mode by the compiler.

  #pragma ipa_not_complete on | off | reset  

In Complete Program IPA mode, the compiler assumes that the IPA graph is complete and that there are no external entry points other than main(), static initialization or force export functions. The compiler will not use this mode if the

The Complete Program IPA mode is not used by the compiler if:

• the program has no main() and no force export functions.
• the pragma is on the context of main() or force export functions.
  Note: The compiler will be more aggressive in the Complete Program IPA mode.

Any extern object that is not main(), static initialization code or force export and not directly or indirectly used, will be deadstipped by the compiler and will not appear in the object and/or executable files. By default, this setting is off.