Re: Pointer arithmetic

pghoshjobs@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

please quote in a standard manner and leave attributions in

"The function "main" is unique in that it can *only* have one of two
different signatures. "

Nope AFAIK, main can have 3 different signatures

1. main (void)
2. main (int argc, char *argv[])
3. main (int argc, char *argv[], char *envp[])

You are wrong. The 3rd version you give is non-standard (I think some
Unixen support it).


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Nick Keighley

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