Hi,   
      
   On 18 Nov 12 01:32, andrew clarke wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
     about: "OT: atexit()":   
      
    WV>> I do something similar, I put:   
      
    WV>> #ifdef _DEBUG   
    WV>>   printf("\n[Press any key to continue]\n");   
    WV>>   getch();   
    WV>> #endif   
      
    WV>> At the end of main() ...   
      
    ac> Ah. Of course if your program has multiple exit points outside of main(),   
    ac> that code will never be called. That's why atexit() is useful :)   
      
   I was wondering why you used it in this "complex" way, but now I know. ;)   
      
   I hardly use exit() anymore. When I need to "breakout" of routines I use   
   exceptions, and catch them somewhere, or near the end of main(), when it's a   
   fatal one...   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
      
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