SV: HELP!

[Lars Kristiansson]

Any program must return a code. Look at the c main function, which reads:

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
...
}

It returns something, an int. Some programmers neglect the standard function
last statement "return 0;", which gives the program the property of
returning an int which is zero to signal that the program exited properly.
Neglecting this statement the function returns whatever is at hand in the
processor register.

What this "1" means is up to what the programmer did when he coded this
program. There is no standard whatsoever applicable to this exit code.

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Skickat: den 16 april 2002 11:48
Till: help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
Ämne: HELP!


Hello, maybe it's an unuseful question but does someone know what does
'exited with code 1' mean?
I tryed to execute another program instead of ispell, and make the
ispell-buffer call it, but it exits my program with code 1, and it has not
got errors. Any idea?. All suggestions will be accepted.
Thanks,
regards,
Iosu



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