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No there must have void main() for all programs.<br />
This is already a standard.
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No there must have void main() for all programs.
This is already a standard.

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Even I wrote already that this question was posted twice you give an answer. And the answer is wrong too. <br />
Sure one can write a C programm without any main function. The only change is taht you can't execute such a program directly. But for linking, building libraries, unsing as an external module ... it can be used.<br />
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Even I wrote already that this question was posted twice you give an answer. And the answer is wrong too.
Sure one can write a C programm without any main function. The only change is taht you can't execute such a program directly. But for linking, building libraries, unsing as an external module ... it can be used.
 

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rbr is right. you can compile a C program without the main() function. however, you will defineitely give a linking error when you try to create an executible from it.<br />
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pagladasu
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rbr is right. you can compile a C program without the main() function. however, you will defineitely give a linking error when you try to create an executible from it.

pagladasu

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I have withdrawn my answer.<br />
Sorry about that.<br />
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hongjun
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I have withdrawn my answer.
Sorry about that.

hongjun

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i am also supporting to msivari.<br />
Any C program must have to start with <br />
main().With out main() we can't execute the program..
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i am also supporting to msivari.
Any C program must have to start with
main().With out main() we can't execute the program..

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i want to close the answer as this is enough. 
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i want to close the answer as this is enough.

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can i write a c program without main()<br />
function &nbsp;in the &nbsp;program?<br />

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can i write a c program without main()
function  in the  program?


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