So there must be somewhere in a C library a function which takes the command line string and produces the char** argv.
My question for you, C experts, is where is this function and how is it called ?
Last edited by Gribouillis; Oct 29th, 2009 at 2:35 am.
So there must be somewhere in a C library a function which takes the command line string and produces the char** argv.
My question for you, C experts, is where is this function and how is it called ?
I guess this part is done by the OS rather than a compiler.
Thanks for your replies. I think you're right, there are some functions related to this in OS source code, but they're not very useful. It would have been great to find a well known C function for this, but it probably doesn't exist.
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