On Mar 27, 2006, at 2:29 AM, Nicolas Roche wrote:
I just saw that I sent this email to the wrong mailing list. So I
reforward to gcc@gcc.gnu.org
Careful; on some systems name it _main. But on others, you don't
want _main.
Well it works even in that case as my test was done on Mingw wich
use _main and not main.
Try:
main() {
}
_main() {
}
__main() {
}
on arm, and then compile with -fleading-underscore and -fno-leading-
underscore and then examine each case by hang. main() should have
the call the __main, and none of the others should. Also, the change
I imagine your contemplating doesn't handle USER_LABLE_PREFIX set to
"foobar", as the assembler name for main would be foobarmain. If you
strncmp user_label_prefix and then check main, you'd be set I think.
