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<blockquote data-quote="sanzilla jackcat" data-source="post: 12104746" data-attributes="member: 131221"><p>The C++ specification is that you main method should have a int return type.</p><p>C++ is more strict than the C , so you need to return it. It's an not oky to</p><p>ignore it. But some C++ compilers are even only giving a warning , then it's</p><p>actually violating the C++ standard, which means you better keep in mind</p><p>that return type int should be there and it should be returned. These simple</p><p>things will make the whole codebase into broken mumbo jumbo when it </p><p>grows. So don't practice, if it become a habit , it's not easy to remove it from</p><p>your blood.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sanzilla jackcat, post: 12104746, member: 131221"] The C++ specification is that you main method should have a int return type. C++ is more strict than the C , so you need to return it. It's an not oky to ignore it. But some C++ compilers are even only giving a warning , then it's actually violating the C++ standard, which means you better keep in mind that return type int should be there and it should be returned. These simple things will make the whole codebase into broken mumbo jumbo when it grows. So don't practice, if it become a habit , it's not easy to remove it from your blood. [/QUOTE]
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