> Does anyone know why the EMX compiler insists that the main function has to 
> return an integer?  It won't accept void as the return type.

gcc is always like that, and in fact the main() function SHOULD return an
integer.  That's the error level returned to the calling program.

I first ran into this using gcc under unix.  Just declare it int main() and
return 0 as the last line of main.  Borland C++ is non-standard in that it
allows you to declare void main() in which case the error level returned to
dos is UNDEFINED!

Rob
 
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