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From: ching@pepsi.amd.com (Mike Ching)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: Lightspeed "C" 3.02 Neophyte Question / prob.
Keywords: LSC, probably simple!
Message-ID: <26616@amdcad.AMD.COM>
Date: 4 Aug 89 22:02:20 GMT
References: <1667@thumper.bellcore.com> <70@steven.COM>
Sender: news@amdcad.AMD.COM
Reply-To: ching@pepsi.AMD.COM (Mike Ching)
Organization: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Sunnyvale CA
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In article <70@steven.COM> paul@steven.COM (paul) writes:
=In article <1667@thumper.bellcore.com>, pff@thumper.bellcore.com (Peter Ferris) writes:
=> Everything runs just fine... TOO fine!  I believe it works, but it's toooo
=> quick!  The console window opens, displays "Hello world!" and 'slams' shut
=> VERY, VERY quickly.  Any suggestions?  I've run this program on other Macs
=
=I had this same problem on a 2 Meg Mac+ and had to put a scanf to accept
=a carriage return.  getchar won't accept a straight carriage return.
=It needs something to chew on.

I usually use the unix_main routine when porting from the command line
environment. Rename your main routine to be _main and include unix_main.c
in your project. (It's 'unix main.c' with no underscore.) Programs will
then prompt for command line arguments and open a final dialog prompting
for a Return or click before exitting.

mike ching