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ARGS: Program to print command line arguments.

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ARGS: Program to print command line arguments.

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I wrote this program to show the arguments passed to programs
that are invoked under the covers by some utilities. Rather
than performing the utility function, ARGS only prints to the
screen (STDOUT) the passed parameters. with C source


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File Name:
ARGS.ZIP
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Languages:
C
Platforms:
Unknown
Release date:
1/1/1990
License:
Unknown
Size:
13 KB
Price/Fee (US$):
Unknown
Number of downloads:
3082

Comments (3)

too simple star   Posted by: thorax on Wednesday, November 07, 2001

You could probably write the same code in a line of perl.. But all this code does is loop and print the argv contents.. The purpose for this
code was more system administration oriented than program oriented. Which smacks of "Perl" than C..
If you are clueless how to use ARGC and ARGV, this is a good "hello world" but its too simple to really be called useful..

Baby code - practically useless   Posted by: Oceanus on Monday, November 17, 2003

This download is trivial for all by the most novice programmers.

Great starstarstarstarstar   Posted by: Marcel on Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Couldn't figure out how to grap command line arguments. Now I can!!
Great example!

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