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Type	Name	Summary

Compiler Directive	$A	Determines whether data is aligned or packed
Compiler Directive	$Align	Determines whether data is aligned or packed
Compiler Directive	$AppType	Determines the application type : GUI or Console
Compiler Directive	$B	Whether to short cut and and or operations
Compiler Directive	$BoolEval	Whether to short cut and and or operations
Compiler Directive	$D	Determines whether application debug information is built
Compiler Directive	$DebugInfo	Determines whether application debug information is built
Compiler Directive	$Define	Defines a compiler directive symbol - as used by IfDef
Compiler Directive	$DefinitionInfo	Determines whether application symbol information is built
Compiler Directive	$Else	Starts the alternate section of an IfDef or IfNDef
Compiler Directive	$EndIf	Terminates conditional code compilation
Compiler Directive	$ExtendedSyntax	Controls some Pascal extension handling
Compiler Directive	$H	Treat string types as AnsiString or ShortString
Compiler Directive	$Hints	Determines whether Delphi shows compilation hints
Compiler Directive	$I	Allows code in an include file to be incorporated into a Unit
Compiler Directive	$IfDef	Executes code if a conditional symbol has been defined
Compiler Directive	$IfNDef	Executes code if a conditional symbol has not been defined
Compiler Directive	$IfOpt	Tests for the state of a Compiler directive
Compiler Directive	$Include	Allows code in an include file to be incorporated into a Unit
Compiler Directive	$IOChecks	When on, an IO operation error throws an exception
Compiler Directive	$L	Determines what application debug information is built
Compiler Directive	$LocalSymbols	Determines what application debug information is built
Compiler Directive	$LongStrings	Treat string types as AnsiString or ShortString
Compiler Directive	$MinEnumSize	Sets the minimum storage used to hold enumerated types
Compiler Directive	$O	Determines whether Delphi optimises code when compiling
Compiler Directive	$Optimization	Determines whether Delphi optimises code when compiling
Compiler Directive	$OverFlowChecks	Determines whether Delphi checks integer and enum bounds
Compiler Directive	$Q	Determines whether Delphi checks integer and enum bounds
Compiler Directive	$R	Determines whether Delphi checks array bounds
Compiler Directive	$RangeChecks	Determines whether Delphi checks array bounds
Compiler Directive	$ReferenceInfo	Determines whether symbol reference information is built
Compiler Directive	$Resource	Defines a resource file to be included in the application linking
Compiler Directive	$UnDef	Undefines a compiler directive symbol - as used by IfDef
Compiler Directive	$Warnings	Determines whether Delphi shows compilation warnings
Compiler Directive	$X	Controls some Pascal extension handling
Compiler Directive	$Y	Determines whether application symbol information is built
Compiler Directive	$Z	Sets the minimum storage used to hold enumerated types

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