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Top Forums Programming How to store argv[x] in my program??? Post 302582818 by jlliagre on Sunday 18th of December 2011 03:12:29 PM
Old 12-18-2011
@Corona688: I don't get your comment unless I'm really misunderstanding the initial question.

The open poster is referring to argv so IMHO clearly asking about how parameters are split before calling the main function, not inside it.

The shell is also the usual way to launch a program and probably also the one the open poster is thinking of when referring to arguments being separated by a space character.

---------- Post updated at 21:12 ---------- Previous update was at 20:14 ----------

@gabam: about your separator question, can you clarify how you are calling your main and especially passing arguments to it. i.e. from the shell or from withing another C program ? In the latter case, with what function ?
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