“int main (vooid)”? How does that work?

Question

I recently had to type in a small C test program and, in the process, I made a spelling mistake in the main function by accidentally using vooid instead of

Answer 1

It is only gcc -std=c89 -Wall -o qq qq.c and gcc -std=gnu89 -Wall -o qq qq.c don't emit a warning. All the other standards emit a warning about implicit type int for vooid.

int main(chart) behaves the same way as does int main (vooid).

return vooid; returns the number of command line arguments.

I tested with gcc 4.4.5 on Debian testing system.