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In a previous post I mentioned a beautifully working simple function
called out with this prototype:

int out (int n,char *buffer);

Great. But how would I handle the command line? I have arrays and sub-arrays
char *argv[] and argc.

int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
/* In one of these two parameters I am going to have to take a
string and send it back. What I want is a perfect version of puts. Which of
these two parameters would take a single string like "hello world\n" and
print it adding newline like puts ? I'm going to need extra functions. Maybe
atoi and others. */

return puts(string); /* from argc or argv[] */

Am I making sense ?

Bill
Apr 10 '08 #1
1 1190
Lew alot of your code went over my head. Let me write a simple function
of what I want.
Ok you're demonstrating how argc and argv works.

Bill
Apr 11 '08 #2

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