Clarify int main(void) example #3377
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The semicolon can elicit a syntax error from C compilers such as MSVC.
Specifying a return is useful: in ISO C ("C99") and later, the `return 0;` is implied.
However, in ANSI C (AKA "C89") the compiler is not required to add `return 0;`.
This document references ANSI C, so clarity on the matter and consistent style is best.
Also, it is best to identify the struct with the bit layout in question.
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The semicolon can elicit a syntax error from C compilers such as MSVC.
Specifying a return is useful: in ISO C ("C99") and later, the
return 0;is implied.However, in ANSI C (AKA "C89") the compiler is not required to add
return 0;.This document references ANSI C, so clarity on the matter and consistent style is best.
Also, it is best to identify the struct with the bit layout in question.