How can to write a c program without a main()

H

hiddenharmony

Well you need to ask this question at gcc newsgroup. The only way to do
this is to modify compiler and libraries. YOu need to tinker with
__main, crt0 or crt1.

regards
VK
 
J

Jordan Abel

Well you need to ask this question at gcc newsgroup. The only way to do
this is to modify compiler and libraries. YOu need to tinker with
__main, crt0 or crt1.

__main? I think you mean _start

[which is, of course, off-topic for this newsgroup]
 
K

Kenny McCormack

Well you need to ask this question at gcc newsgroup. The only way to do
this is to modify compiler and libraries. YOu need to tinker with
__main, crt0 or crt1.

__main? I think you mean _start

[which is, of course, off-topic for this newsgroup]

As is anything else that is the least bit interesting.

(And you know I'm right. Go ahead and deny it, but you know I'm right)
 
R

Richard Heathfield

Randy Howard said:
Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article said:
Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article <[email protected]>):

[which is, of course, off-topic for this newsgroup]

As is anything else that is the least bit interesting.

Feel free to unsubscribe if you find clc boring. please.

What give ya dat idea?

You saying it, probably.

Given his track record, what makes you think he was correct?
 
K

Kenny McCormack

Randy Howard said:
Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article said:
Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article <[email protected]>):

[which is, of course, off-topic for this newsgroup]

As is anything else that is the least bit interesting.

Feel free to unsubscribe if you find clc boring. please.

What give ya dat idea?

You saying it, probably.

Given his track record, what makes you think he was correct?

You guys really are pathetic.

Although I shouldn't have to point this out, the part that you (both)
deleted explained exactly why CLC is anything but boring.
 
J

Joe Wright

Kenny said:
Richard Heathfield said:
Randy Howard said:

Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article <[email protected]>):


Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article <[email protected]>):


[which is, of course, off-topic for this newsgroup]

As is anything else that is the least bit interesting.

Feel free to unsubscribe if you find clc boring. please.

What give ya dat idea?

You saying it, probably.

Given his track record, what makes you think he was correct?


You guys really are pathetic.

Although I shouldn't have to point this out, the part that you (both)
deleted explained exactly why CLC is anything but boring.
Hi Kenny,

You don't seem to get it. Us 'guys' are not pathetic and if you think we
are, who cares what you think? And we don't take ourselves too seriously
most of the time. We tend to take the group comp.lang.c seriously
though. We respect the group and we expect you to. If you cannot, please
go away.
 
K

Keith Thompson

Joe Wright said:
Kenny McCormack wrote: [snip]
Hi Kenny,

You don't seem to get it. Us 'guys' are not pathetic and if you think
we are, who cares what you think? And we don't take ourselves too
seriously most of the time. We tend to take the group comp.lang.c
seriously though. We respect the group and we expect you to. If you
cannot, please go away.

Gentlemen, you're giving him exactly what he wants: attention. KM has
shown repeatedly that he will not listen to advice, polite requests,
insults, or anything else. He will continue to be a troll, and he
will continue to try to disrupt this newsgroup.

I suggest that the newsgroup will be better of if we all ignore him.
If you use a killfile, add him to it. If you don't, resist the
temptation to engage him in conversation.

This will mean letting him have the last word. That doesn't imply
agreement, merely that he's not worth responding to.
 
N

neo

What U really mean
Do U mean that U can change entry point for C program from main ()
function to some else.
If U can then tell me how?
 
R

Richard Bos

Randy Howard said:
Kenny McCormack wrote
(in article said:
[which is, of course, off-topic for this newsgroup]

As is anything else that is the least bit interesting.

Feel free to unsubscribe if you find clc boring. please.

Ah, but he doesn't. Regardless of topicality, he can still abuse c.l.c
to discuss the topic that will always be the only one that truly
interests him: himself.

Richard
 

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