> What's the equivalent command for "return 0" in C/C++. > This command allow you to stop your program immediately. To end a script cleanly (letting destructors and END blocks run) while returning a zero status: exit; To end with a non zero status: exit n; where n is the status. (Or set $? in one of the destructors or END blocks.) According to the cookbook, to end immediately, avoiding destructor etc. clean up, use the Posix module and call _exit, or, if Posix isn't available: exec "/bin/false";
- return 0; Stéphane JEAN BAPTISTE
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- Re: return 0; Gary Stainburn