On Oct 3, 2000, Bernard Dautrevaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyway, this test should be a standard C++ test, defining
> CXX_NEEDS_EXIT_DECL in config.h, so that I can test it in my own programs;
> for now I've always assumed "exit()" to be available after #including
> <stdlib.h> and if you're right I w'll get in trouble some day :-)
Well, maybe I'm just being too paranoid. The C++ Standard requires
`#include <stdlib.h>' to work just like in C. But what if some OS
didn't provide a declaration of exit(int) in stdlib.h, and the C++
compiler happens to just use the stdlib.h offered by the OS?
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