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From: Rick P. <rfm...@sw...> - 2002-05-18 20:51:56
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KJK::Hyperion wrote:
> Why the hell does it do this? Why does the compiler try to be smarter
> than me? How can I tell the compiler to compile *exactly* what I say,
> and not generate useless/superfluous code? Borland C++ doesn't do it,
> for example:
Just add an "extern int _main() { return 0; };" (or whatever the call
signature is). Would not suprise me if there is a switch to turn this off.
Only happens once per process activation so its not really a
performance issue
-rick
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