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1 // vtest build: !(windows && gcc) // it declares its own `main` function, but on windows && gcc, it needs to be `wWinMain`
2 module no_main
3 
4 // Compile with:
5 // v -cc clang -prod -gc none -cflags '-s -fuse-ld=mold' -o hw examples/minimal_c_like_program_using_puts.v && ll hw && sstrip -z hw && ll hw
6 // With clang-10, on Ubuntu 20.04, it produces an executable with a size of 2331 bytes, after stripping.
7 // Note: the above uses sstrip 2.1 (from https://git.sr.ht/~breadbox/ELFkickers) and mold 2.32.0 (from https://github.com/rui314/mold).
8 
9 fn C.puts(const_msg &char) i32
10 
11 @[export: 'main']
12 fn hello() int {
13     C.puts(c'Hello world')
14     return 0
15 }
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1	// vtest build: !(windows && gcc) // it declares its own `main` function, but on windows && gcc, it needs to be `wWinMain`
2	module no_main
3
4	// Compile with:
5	// v -cc clang -prod -gc none -cflags '-s -fuse-ld=mold' -o hw examples/minimal_c_like_program_using_puts.v && ll hw && sstrip -z hw && ll hw
6	// With clang-10, on Ubuntu 20.04, it produces an executable with a size of 2331 bytes, after stripping.
7	// Note: the above uses sstrip 2.1 (from https://git.sr.ht/~breadbox/ELFkickers) and mold 2.32.0 (from https://github.com/rui314/mold).
8
9	fn C.puts(const_msg &char) i32
10
11	@[export: 'main']
12	fn hello() int {
13	C.puts(c'Hello world')
14	return 0
15	}
16