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Configuration pragmas include those pragmas described as
such in the Ada Reference Manual, as well as
implementation-dependent pragmas that are configuration pragmas.
See Implementation Defined Pragmas,
for details on these additional GNAT-specific configuration pragmas.
Most notably, the pragma Source_File_Name, which allows
specifying non-default names for source files, is a configuration
pragma. The following is a complete list of configuration pragmas
recognized by GNAT:
Ada_83
Ada_95
Ada_05
Ada_2005
Assertion_Policy
C_Pass_By_Copy
Check_Name
Check_Policy
Compile_Time_Error
Compile_Time_Warning
Compiler_Unit
Component_Alignment
Debug_Policy
Detect_Blocking
Discard_Names
Elaboration_Checks
Eliminate
Extend_System
External_Name_Casing
Fast_Math
Favor_Top_Level
Float_Representation
Implicit_Packing
Initialize_Scalars
Interrupt_State
License
Locking_Policy
Long_Float
No_Run_Time
No_Strict_Aliasing
Normalize_Scalars
Optimize_Alignment
Persistent_BSS
Polling
Priority_Specific_Dispatching
Profile
Profile_Warnings
Propagate_Exceptions
Queuing_Policy
Ravenscar
Restricted_Run_Time
Restrictions
Restrictions_Warnings
Reviewable
Source_File_Name
Source_File_Name_Project
Style_Checks
Suppress
Suppress_Exception_Locations
Task_Dispatching_Policy
Universal_Data
Unsuppress
Use_VADS_Size
Validity_Checks
Warnings
Wide_Character_Encoding