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#5 Make readdbx return 0 on success

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2004-01-10
2004-01-10
Tim Heaney
No

I added a 'return 0' to the end of main in readdbx.c
and recompiled, so it would return 0 on success. This
was so I could call it from a script and act accordingly.

I think some operating systems, such as Solaris, will
return a 0 by default. But others, such as Linux (on
which I am currently working), do not. Perhaps you
would prefer to use exit(0) or even
exit(EXIT_SUCCESS), rather than return 0, but it would
be nice to have one of those.

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