Ramon Bertran Monfort wrote: > Hello, > > I guess that this is the correct place to ask the following question. > > I've built a crosstoolchain for building Cell binaries on a x86 platform. > The gcc version I used is gcc 4.3.0 . When I compile spu binaries with the > corresponding main function signature... > > main(unsigned long long spe, unsigned long long argp, unsigned long long > envp) > > ... I get an error telling me that the main signature is not correct (the > first parameters must be and integer, etc...). > > spumain.cpp:56: error: first argument of 'int main(long long unsigned int, > long long unsigned int, long long unsigned int)' should be 'int' > spumain.cpp:56: error: second argument of 'int main(long long unsigned int, > long long unsigned int, long long unsigned int)' should be 'char **' > spumain.cpp:56: error: third argument of 'int main(long long unsigned int, > long long unsigned int, long long unsigned int)' should probably be 'char > **' > > I've seen in http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc-4.3/porting_to.html that > C++ from version 4.3.0 has stricter requirements for function main > signature. How is supposed to work this on a Cell platform? Why don't you just define main() correctly? argv should be 'char **', and envp should probably be 'char **'. How can you possibly have an envp that's a long long unsigned int? Also, what are the compiler options you're using? Andrew.
