cpmmand line arguments

[neha_chhatre@yahoo.co.in]

hello

tell me how to compile as well as run command line arguments.Also let
me know how to open a particular text file using command line asgument

say for example
if there are three text file pt1,pt2,pt3 and if i want to open pt1
please let me know as soon as possible

[Richard Heathfield]

Re: cpmmand line arguments

neha_chhatre@ya hoo.co.in said:

hello
>
tell me how to compile as well as run command line arguments.Also let
me know how to open a particular text file using command line asgument
>
say for example
if there are three text file pt1,pt2,pt3 and if i want to open pt1
please let me know as soon as possible

This information is readily available from any good C tutorial book or
reference book. See, for example, "The C Programming Language", 2nd
edition, by Kernighan and Ritchie, or "C How to Program" (any edition), by
Deitel and Deitel, or "C: A Reference Manual" (any edition), by Harbison
and Steele. Look up "command-line arguments" in the index.

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[dj3vande@csclub.uwaterloo.ca.invalid]

Re: cpmmand line arguments

In article <GvGdnfENx4ONqV zanZ2dneKdnZyrn Z2d@bt.com>,
Richard Heathfield <rjh@see.sig.in validwrote:

See, for example, "The C Programming Language", 2nd
>edition, by Kernighan and Ritchie, or "C How to Program" (any edition), by
>Deitel and Deitel, or "C: A Reference Manual" (any edition), by Harbison
>and Steele.

Without having a copy to check, I'm pretty sure the first edition of
K&R will also answer the OP's question.
(Though there are of course other Very Good Reasons to prefer the
second.)


dave

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