Hallo, Mario!

*** Am 23. August 1996 um 09:53 schrieb Mario Semo an Thomas Seeling:

 TS>> and you should not use exit() when defining void main().

 MS> why not? exit is a perfectly defined CRT functions which can be used at

This is semantically nonsense. Calling exit() means leaving the program,
sending the argument of exit() as return code to the calling process. The
compiler might have generated stupid code because of void main() which
negates that scheme.

It is _bad_ _Bad_ _BAD_ _B_A_D_ to use void main().


Tschau...Thomas

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