[cc65] Problem with compiling simple C programs

Hello gang,

I am currently compiling a simple C program with 3 functions...main() and two 
simple printf routines.

My problem is, when I compile using the CC65 dos compiler and specify this 
command line:

cc65 --target c128 myfile.c

I get the error of "function call without prototype"

and the program does NOT generate a "PRG" file (at least i cant see one.)
Only the myfile.s and myfile.c are there in the directory.
There should be a file with no file type, which is the PRG if I remember 
correctly from an older compiling of another program.

It is my novice understanding of C that you can create functions which do not 
return values without any sort of declaration/prototype/struct.  Am I wrong  
on this, or is the cc65 need some special work around?

I have successfully compiled this same program on my borland c++ compiler, 
although it does also warn me that my functions have no prototype.  But it does 
run the program fine.

What is the proper way to declare new functions, even ones that don't return 
a value?

any help much appreciated!   and sorry I am so much a novice at C!!

Tom M.



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