From: chris_mears AT softhome DOT net (Chris Mears)
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Subject: Re: Rhide 1.4
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On Mon, 25 Oct 1999 05:33:07 -0500, "AtmaMidnight"
<atma AT mailandnews DOT com> wrote:

>If you are saving the file as a .cpp, gcc assumes it is a c++ program.  If
>you RETURN(0) then you need to have int main().  Since it is a c++ program
>though, you don't even need to return a value...It might be easier just to
>use void main() and then skip the RETURN(0).
>
>Hope that helps...
>

I don't know as much about C++ as I do about C, but I am almost
certain that main *must* return an int, not void.  This isn't the
problem for the OP anyway - for that bit, do as Johan Venter says and
read the FAQ, section 8.7.