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[Zanthis]

Instar wrote:

quote:

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#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
printf("Go lay an egg, you bumbling freak!\n");
}

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Assuming this is C, main() must return an int. If your compiler accepts void as main()'s return type, you've been lucky. Obviously, this means you'd need to add a return statement returning zero.

Sorry for the nitpick. Seen this very error in college level books and it kinda annoys me knowing we are teaching future programmers bad habits.

[This message has been edited by Zanthis (edited 11 February 2001).]

[Instar]

What? I have seen that syntax, but I never understood why. It couldn't be the errorcode thingy returned to DOS, could it? (The exit() function does that)
I have never heard of the main func returning an int, and I'll always declare it void main (Unless its changed and I have to, or someone offers me money)