Is '@' used in C++? In this yacc file it is listed as a token. And i am sure i cant use @ as part of a variable name. Is @ used in C++? and how might i use it?
The meaning of @ operator can be different for the particular compiler in which the code is compiled. For example, in IAR Embedded Workbench's C/C++ compiler the @ operator can be used for placing global and static variables at absolute addresses.
No, it isn’t used in C++. It doesn’t appear anywhere in the standard. In particular, it does not appear in the set of legal C++ characters [lex.charset].
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