I've researched this some more, and it appears that WinMain()
actually doesn't do any runtime initialization. That means I
should be able to just call the C main from WinMain() and let it
initialize the runtime and call _Dmain(). The main problem I have
now is that as soon as I put main() in, DMD uses it as the entry
point instead of WinMain() despite passing the
-L/exet:nt/su:windows:4.0 argument. The reason that I wanted to
call main() from WinMain() is that I'm hoping to write some
cross-platform GUI code and I thought I needed WinMain() to get
the instance handle, but I wanted it to be transparent on other
platforms. I've found another method that might work, though, so
I'll try that instead of WinMain().
- Calling main() from WinMain() BLM768
- Re: Calling main() from WinMain() Artur Skawina
- Re: Calling main() from WinMain() Andrej Mitrovic
- Re: Calling main() from WinMain() BLM768
- Re: Calling main() from WinMain() John Chapman
