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The following form of the auxiliary pragma can be used to describe a
function that does not return to the caller.

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|      #pragma aux sym aborts [;]                                          |
|                                                                          |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+

where
    description

sym
    is a function name.

Consider the following example.


     #pragma aux exitrtn aborts;
     extern void exitrtn(void);

     void rtn()
       {
         exitrtn();
       }

exitrtn is defined to be a function that does not return.  For example, it
may call exit to return to the system.  In this case, Watcom C/C++ generates
a "jmp" instruction instead of a "call" instruction to invoke exitrtn.