#include <allegro.h>



int main()
{
    return 0;
}
END_OF_MAIN()

I'm trying to revive an old project done in A4, but I've been in A5 too long and can't remember why this linker error occurs...

Compiler: gcc (tdm64-1) 4.5.2
OS: Windows 10 Home
IDE: Code::Blocks

Hm, is it just _WinMain and not _WinMain@16 or something like that?

Or, wait, you are compiling in 64-bit mode? Then it's the _WinMain defined in wsystem.c it can't find. Which doesn't make a lot of sense... Are you sure you are actually linking to Allegro?

Just an update.

I didn't build allegro, but was just using the pre-built binaries for 4.4.2.

Leaving all of the compiler/linker settings the same, I switched to mingw-w64, and it linked the above just fine. As Doctor Cop alluded to, probably something to do with TDM?

@torhu,
Yea, just _WinMain.

.....that's it. I was trying to link against mingw binaries with tdm...