I wrote my first program for the iPod today. As is customary, I had to appease the computer programming gods with a "Hello, World!" application :) I don't have telnet working since I haven't gotten the firewire working on the old one 'cause I'm using hda4 with an ext3 partition instead of UMSDOS, so I had to name my program 'l'. This way I can use the scroll wheel.
Anyway, it worked, but I was curious why an error message results when the process is complete... "pid 60: Failed 256". Is there a smoother way to exit than simply returning from main.
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf( "Hello, World!\n" );
return 1;
}
Dave
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