Bug#53884: marked as done (minor ansi c++ violation stops ARM build)
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From: Jim Studt <jim@federated.com>
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Subject: minor ansi c++ violation stops ARM build
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The main() function is declared without a return type. This is
an ansi violation that stops the ARM build.
Sticking an 'int' in front of main is sufficient.
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These bugs are already fixed.
cu,
Adrian
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