Remember I posted that message showing that Watcom was polluting
the namespace by using "_cstart" as a function name?  Well I now
know the reason for using a name, it is to link in the startup
code "automatically".  Thanks to PDPCLIB, I was able to check 
what I did for the other compilers, and GNU uses __main, which is
fine, Borland doesn't seem to use any, so you have to manually
link in the startup code, and CSET is buggy too, using _exeentry...


/* This program demonstrates a problem with CSET++/2 2.0.
   It is polluting the namespace with "_exeentry", so that
   when you try and link you get problems.  There is nothing
   wrong with me calling a function _exeentry.  They should
   have instead called theirs either __exeentry or _Exeentry,
   according to ISO/IEC 9899:1990.  Paul Edwards, 3:711/934{at}fidonet */

#include 

void _exeentry(void)
{
    printf("hi\n");
    return;
}

int main(void)
{
    _exeentry();
    return (0);
}
@EOT:

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