Re: [AD] got rid of END_OF_MAIN()

[Chris <kcat@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Michael Benfield wrote:
> This, however, necessitates that the user's main function must be 
> declared (int, char **). (void) declarations will no longer work.

I believe this has been discussed before, and that this requirement 
isn't acceptable. If main(void) is valid C, it should continue to be 
valid. Not only that, but if all you do is:
#define main blah...
it'll also break the use of any variable called main, eg. in structs or 
classes.

The only way I can see to completely get rid of END_OF_MAIN is to have 
an optional entry point, ala al_main, where you can do what your patch 
probably does.

- Kitty Cat