[Dooms101]

Hey everyone, I haven't posted my programming questions here before since I usually use stackoverflow, but I figured I'd ask here first.

So I am trying to compile a VC++ project in MS Visual Studio 2010 Pro, and I keep getting a LNK1561 error (means the linker couldn't find the main entry point.) I can't seem to figure out why, I do have a main function defined such as:

Code:

int main (int argc, char* args[]) {
    //code here...
    return 0;
}

This how I always define my entry points when using SDL and other APIs... but for some reason it just can't find it. I made the project using an empty VC++ project since I am only using SDL, SDL_Image, SDL_Mixer, and SDL_TTF. All my *.lib's are referenced and everything... so I don't think that's the problem. Is there anyway to manually specify the entry point to the linker/compiler? Thanks

[Cowboy Shane]

I have been playing with the stupid thing and can't find how to manually specify the entry point. If you create a console app, it defines int _tmain as the entry point. Maybe you could start from a console app and add the things you need?

[Dooms101]

Yeah I messed around with the Entry point option in the linker settings and it just doesn't work... I eventually did find my problem though, I specified the wrong sub system, woopsy