The reason the MCC –e switch is not suppressing the DOS window is because of the LCC compiler being used for the compilation process.
MCC tries to create a "WinMain" entry point in the main file when you specify the -e option. However, the WinMain entry point requires the Microsoft compiler to successfully compile. Therefore, if the compiler being used is a non-Microsoft compiler, we actually create a "main" entry point. This results in the DOS window being generated.
To work around this issue, use a Microsoft compiler. The supported compilers are listed on this page:
