Re: [AD] Magic main in Windows

[Evert Glebbeek <eglebbk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sunday 01 August 2004 22:18, aj wrote:
> the allegro docs say this:

I know what the Allegro docs say ;)
I was refering to SDL; I don't know if and how you can create your own 
WinMain. Not that I'd know how to test that anyway.

> The Windows, Unix and MacOS X versions require you to write END_OF_MAIN() 
> after your main() function. This is used to magically turn an ISO C style 
> main() into a Windows style WinMain(), or by the Unix code to grab a copy 
> of your argv[] parameter, or by the MacOS X code to shell the user main() 
> inside a Cocoa application.

Hmm... I was under the impression that MacOS X didn't need the 
END_OF_MAIN()... looks like I was mistaken. Angelo, any possibility of 
eliminating it?

Evert