First, it's int main() not void main(). Your compiler may let you use void, but it's not a wise idea to do so, and it's even one keystroke less to type int rather than void.

Second main() usually has two arguments. You can type them in, or leave the parenthesis blank, but I'm not sure using void as a parameter is going to work.

Third, do you know about structs and stacks? They are used in some of the implementations for solving mazes as they can be helpful in setting up the protocols vernon dozier talks about, like keeping tack of whether you've been to a given square or cell of the maze or not and backtracking when the path you have been following becomes blocked.