Hello,
I have a problem with main(int argc,char *argv[])
The compiler says,"1705, function prototype is an ANSI ..."
The funny thing is , this same code works perfectly well on another compiler...
It looks to me that the compiler is really old, and it needs to be declared some other way.
Would be much obliged if you could help me here.
Thanks
> It looks to me that the compiler is really old
Looks like it's a transitional compiler, it knows what ANSI-C is, but prefers the old style
1. Is this an error or a warning - if it's only a warning, you should still get valid code.
2. Read the documentation - there should be a command line switch to make it accept ANSI without complaint.
And yes, it really is too old - even if it compiles ANSI-C, it's almost certainly not compliant with the standard.
> and it needs to be declared some other way.
You don't want to go there....
Hello,
thanks for the reply, I think I have found the answer... it's like this...
int main(argc,argv)int argc;char *argv[];
{
return 0:
}
by the way, i get an error and not a warning
the same things happens everytime I declare a function, including main
> int main(argc,argv)int argc;char *argv[];
> {
Yes, you definately have an "old school" compiler. You really should get a newer one.
Quzah.
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