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Tasmaniac@unicall.be (Tasmaniac) wrote:

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>>> void main(int argc,char *argv[])
>>   ^-----------------------------This one too, but not too serious
>why is this a problem ?

>>Another problem, not as serious as the previous one, although this is not
>>the reason the C++ version might not work; main() should be defined
>>returning int, not void. 
>It's 100% legal to declare main as any of the following

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     Kindly read the FAQ!  Per the C standard, main() must return int.
That your compiler may not complain makes no difference.  It is not
valid C.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko


C Pronunciation Guide:
     y=x++;     "wye equals ex plus plus semicolon"
     x=x++;     "ex equals ex doublecross semicolon"