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Message: [QUOTE="Old Wolf, post: 1699430"] Doesnt' that site needs to be updated. They seem to still be using void main(). It's common practice (and recommended style by many) to make functions not return a value, if the purpose of the function does not include returning an informative value. If one fails to understand C program startup, it's natural to extend this practice to main(). Compounding the problem was the facts: - most noobs use dos/windows - the most common dos/windows noob compiler was Borland - Borland allowed "void main()" and even included examples of it (IIRC) [/QUOTE]