Re: ANSI standards

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From: Fletcher Sandbeck
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 1995 05:14

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I don't which is ANSI, but both make sense.  The DEC is expecting
an error result from every run program and the Mac is not.  It
seems to me that they are both being a little too fascist for
their own good (the DEC should have a standard return if main
returns void and the Mac should just chuck out main's result).

but...I'd use an #ifdef and just chalk it up to compiler
weirdness.

[fletcher]

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