Re: warning in main.m
Re: warning in main.m
- Subject: Re: warning in main.m
- From: matt neuburg <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2003 18:43:33 -0800
On 12/30/03 at roughly 5:39 PM, thus spake Kaelin Colclasure <email@hidden>:
>NSApplicationMain is declared to take 'const char * argv[]' as its
>second argument, and it's being passed a non-const one. It's happening
>"all of a sudden" because you are using a newer, stricter version of
>gcc by default with Xcode.
>
>The warning is easy to eliminate: Just declare the second argument to
>main as 'const char * argv[]' rather than 'char * argv[]'.
Yes, that makes sense as far as the C language is concerned. But what about
Xcode? I didn't write main.c; I didn't write this code. It just magically
appears when I create a new project. So why is Xcode generating an incorrect
main.c? I mean, I don't want to have to edit this code every time I create a
new project; I want a new project to be correct by default. m.
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