🚀 go-pugleaf

In <4dmpv0$t77@fangz.com> shad@fangz.com (Shadow.King) writes: 
>
>: > 
>: > void main(int argc,char *argv[])
>:    ^-----------------------------This one too, but not too serious
>: > {
>: > }
>: > 
>: > 
>
>This isn't really a problem, it's usually just the error code that the

>program returns to dos when it exits. As far as I know it doesn't HAVE
to 
>do this so just void main should be fine, I usually do the same thing 
>with simple programs that don't need to set the error level on exit
and 
>I've had no problems whatsoever with it. It is if the program is
supposed 
>to return an error level though.

Wait a minute... void main() is NOT correct.  The startup code calls
exit_code = main() and expects a value to be returned to it (it is the
same as one of your routines being called by -   value = function()  
and the function being defined -   void function()   that doesn't
mesh).  Use the C lamguage correcly and it won't bite with little
errors like this.

Later, Jon