> Mike thought Re: EMX main() <

 MR> OK.  And calm down :)  I don't even program in C++.  I am currently
 MR> just  learning the language.  The reason I ask is that with Borland C++
 MR> 3.0, it  complains if you don't return a value in the main() function,
 MR> then ceases  to complain when you specify void as the value type.  EMX
 MR> doesn't complain  if you don't return a value.

And if you declare your main function thus:

main (void)
{
    ;
}

It is implicity of type int  (Well, it is under Borland C++ 3.0 for
DOS).  Therefore the compiler will complain if you don't return a
value.

-Gary

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