void main() is user defind?

all the programer know the void main is user defind function so,change
the main is possible or not
and why? what can change the "main" word in the c? why?
please give the answer.....................

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re: void main() is user defind?

dhan wrote:If you need to know about the C language, please follow the hallway
two doors down to comp.lang.c. If you didn't know that C and C++ are
two different languages, you might want to re-read the introduction
part to your textbook.

_In C++_, there is no "void main". In C++ 'main' function (and *all
programmers know that*) returns 'int'. That is required by the C++
language International Standard. Does that answer your question[s]?

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re: void main() is user defind?

dhan wrote:
void main is illegal in C++. main must always return int.
There are two different signatures for main that the standard covers. Those
are:

int main()

and

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

The compiler might support more variants, but they all must return int.
Not sure what you mean by this.

re: void main() is user defind?

Rolf Magnus wrote:I guess he means that you can change the name of the function that
serves as an executables entry point for some compilers. Furthermore
some compilers require a different signature for the executables entry
point (like WinMain under MS Windows). Since this is platform-specific
it is off-topic here.

Stuart

re: void main() is user defind?

dhan wrote:You can change "main" if you open the startup-code
with a hex-editor, search for "_main" and change the
string to "_mxxx" or whatever you want.

Or, if you have the assembler-source of the
starup-code, you can change it there.

But this is rather useless. No need to do it.

-Martin