Compiler directives are options, instructions, hints provided to compiler[[BR]]
from with in code files. especially in cobra they are much more than[[BR]]
#define,#if of c,c++,c#. In cobra one can pass arguments to compiler[[BR]]
from within code file. which otherwise needs to be passed from commandline.[[BR]]


various cobra Compiler directives are[[BR]]

 @args[[BR]]
 @number[[BR]]
 @ref[[BR]]
 @help[[BR]]
 @throw   <-for internal use by cobra..[[BR]]
 @error[[BR]]
 @warning[[BR]]
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 '''@args'''[[BR]]
 1) @args -t:winexe [[BR]]
     is a example of specifing that current assembly shouldbe compiled as[[BR]]
     Windows Executable[[BR]]
 2) @args -lib:'C:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\v3.0'
     is a example of specifing search directory for assemblies by cobra compiler
     to find the referenced assemblies.[[BR]]
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'''@ref'''[[BR]]
 1)@ref "PresentationFramework"[[BR]]
         is a example of referencing  "PresentationFramework" assembly from GAC which [[BR]]
         would otheriwse have been -ref:"PresentationFramework" on commandline[[BR]]
 2) @ref 'c:\somedirectory\validAssembly.exe'[[BR]]
 3) @ref 'c:\somedirectory\validAssembly.dll'[[BR]]
         above two examples reference assemblies by giving absolute paths for both .exe and .dll[[BR]]
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'''@help'''[[BR]]
 1)http://cobra-language.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=810&p=4195#p4125
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'''@number'''[[BR]]
 1)http://cobra-language.com/trac/cobra/wiki/Troubleshooting