[AD] got rid of END_OF_MAIN()

[Michael Benfield <leftfist@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Attached is a patch which makes it unnecessary to use the END_OF_MAIN 
macro for all platforms. The main function is still mangled, but the 
macro is no longer necessary.

This, however, necessitates that the user's main function must be 
declared (int, char **). (void) declarations will no longer work. I 
personally feel this is acceptable and far superior to the END_OF_MAIN 
thing. I have always felt that the less silly preprocessor stuff going 
on, the better.

I changed all the example code and documentation to reflect the change.

I have to note also that I only have access to a Mac OS X system right 
now. This certainly works on my system and it's really trivial enough 
that I don't see why it wouldn't work elsewhere but who knows... I'm 
not an expert in C and I'm not intimately familiar with Allegro 
internals so I may have done something stupid. If other people could 
test this on other systems that would be nice.

This is actually the first time I've used diff and distributed a patch 
so I may have done something stupid there too.

Mike Benfield

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