[makefile] WinMain and wWinMain not defined error when using the makefile

Issue description

Installed w64devkit and built the latest raylib release manually. Using the VSCode project template and the included makefile returns the error that WinMain is undefined. According to some posts I found, this is solved by adding the -municode flag but then that results in the error "wWinMain undefined" being thrown.
My program is just the 2d core example camera system.
Compiling via regular terminal command works (i.e. "g++ main.cpp -o test -I"C:\raylib\src" "C:\raylib\lib\libraylib.a" -lopengl32 -lgdi32 -lwinmm").
I seem to recall that the makefile worked fine with raylib 5.0.

Environment

• Windows 10 64 Bit
• OpenGL version 4.6
• RX 6700 XT

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[Peter0x44]

There is no main.cpp on the command it's running, at all. You definitely shouldn't be passing -std=c99 if you want to compile C++ also.

Rookie mistake, didn't even double check the compiler command. Do I have to change anything else in the standard makefile besides the compiler and removing c-specific flags if I want to compile a c++ project? I only have very limited experience with makefiles but it looks to me like the SRC macro in the compilation command in the file is missing, so it can't know which files to compile, is that correct?

[Peter0x44]

That makefile isn't written to handle C++ and you probably shouldn't use it.
Especially if your experience with makefiles is "very limited"

There is nothing wrong with having a command yourself, or writing something totally from scratch.

Or using raylib-quickstart
https://GitHub.com/raylib-extras/raylib-quickstart

Alright my bad. Thanks for taking the time!