Thread: Exception Numbers (4343904 (0x424860))

It's not really an error (not one that's preventing your program from running). The C++ standard states that main() should return an int. So if your main() looks like -

int main()
{

//Your code
return 0;
}

then you'll get 'The thread XXXX has exited with code 0 (0x0)', because you've returned 0 from main(). At the moment a random value is being used. These messages are just for debugging purposes and are not indications of errors in your program. Errors or warnings will be displayed in the Build window.

If you want to prevent your program from shutting down immeadiately, you'll either have to run it from within a console or use some method to pause it before the end.

A few of your functions return values without specifying a return type. This is another thing that your compiler is letting you get away with that's not standard. If a function is returning a value, it's return value should be specified in it's declaration and definition. So you'd want something like -

short int NumUsers()
{
//your code here
}
Also, functions can only return one value at a time, unless these values are stored in some kind of data structure. So you can't do -

return GainLoss, Remainder;

However, as these are global variables you don't need to try and return them as they can be seen throughout your code.

Lastly, if you are returning values from functions then you should use them. You call RandomCalcs() and Calculations() from main() and don't use the return values. If you're not using the return values and can see no need for them then declare your functions return type as void, and then you don't have to use the return statement (unless you want to leave the function early) -

void RandomCalcs()
{
//your code
}

In addition, this
if (Tries[1] == Tries[2] == Tries[3])

isn't what you think it is