wbmain

 NAME
  wbmain - main program entry when run from workbench

 SYNOPSIS

  int
  wbmain(struct WBStartup *wbs)
  {
      /*  your main code goes here */
      return(exitcode);
  }

 FUNCTION
  The wbmain() routine is the entry point called after normal
  initialization of c.lib and the program enviroment is done
  by the startup module (c.o) and _main() routine (in c.lib).

  wbmain() is called when the program is run from the workbench,
  main() is called when the program is run from the CLI.  Currently
  the exit code is ignored.

  The standard workbench startup message is passed to wbmain(), you
  can process or ignore this message as you like but should NOT
  ReplyMsg() it.  I repeat, do NOT ReplyMsg() it.  When you return
  from wbmain() or exit() out of the program the exit code will
  automatically deal with the message.

 EXAMPLE
  /*
   *  If run from the workbench this program will create a file
   *  T:XX instead of printing something on the console (since there
   *  is no console in that case).
   */

  #include <stdio.h>

  int
  main(ac, av)
  int ac;
  char **av;
  {
      puts("This was run from a CLI");
      return(0);
  }

  int
  wbmain(msg)
  void *msg;  /*  to make the example less complex */
  {
      FILE *fi = fopen("T:xx", "w");
      fprintf(fi, "This was run from the WORKBENCHn");
      fclose(fi);
  }

 SEE ALSO
  maic.an