Re: [AD] Magic main in Windows

[Chris <kcat@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I wrote:
> I still think using al_main would be best. al_main is an actual, 
> user-created function. Then, Allegro supplies its own main function that 
> calls al_main. So, you'd have this:
>
> #define al_main \
> al_main(whatever we decide is best here); \
> int main() /* or WinMain */ \
> { \
>    allegro_init();
>    return al_main(); \
> } \
> int al_main

And an added benefit of this: to disable Allegro taking over 
main/WinMain, all you'd have to do is simply not make an al_main 
function. Though also, using a define like this means we can't let the 
user prototype al_main after the define is defined (not that you'd need 
to anyway, but yeah..).

- Kitty Cat