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Old 05-15-2002
Wing m. Cheng Wing m. Cheng is offline
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Question Command line parameter for C program

I am writing a C program that part of the idea is to using a command line parameter to control not to run certain part of the sub program.

I am totally new to C, I do not have any idea how to pass a command line arguments from a C program.

Can anyone help ?!

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