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Directives are extensions that change the behavior of the program. They look like comments so that other compilers won't try to interpret them (though some might anyway). As behavior-changing statements, it is appropriate (though I had to be convinced of this at first) for the compiler to consider them extensions when you ask for standards checking, as a standard-conforming program wouldn't need such extensions.
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