WinMain

It's a calling convention. It means that the function arguments are passed from right to left on the stack and the called function does the stack cleanup.

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[edited by - Fruny on June 3, 2002 12:32:25 PM]

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Original post by rohde
YO...there''s something that I''be been wondering about. In my DX programs my winmain''s definition is as follows:

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What does that PASCAL-thingie means?

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