I haven't ever used CLA so I had to ask.
For simplicity sake, Say I have a program that takes in at most 5
arguments. The arguments from args[1] - args[4] has to be some numbers.
These number will be used for something, say to calculate its
average.
How could I use the cmd, to access the CLA and pass it
args[0] through args[4] and execute the .exe of that c++ program.
I searched for it, but didn't find anything specific.
Jump to PostI haven't ever used CLA so I had to ask.
For simplicity sake, Say I have a program that takes in at most 5
arguments. The arguments from args[1] - args[4] has to be some numbers.These number will be used for something, say to calculate its
average.How could …
I haven't ever used CLA so I had to ask.
For simplicity sake, Say I have a program that takes in at most 5
arguments. The arguments from args[1] - args[4] has to be some numbers.These number will be used for something, say to calculate its
average.How could I use the cmd, to access the CLA and pass it
args[0] through args[4] and execute the .exe of that c++ program.I searched for it, but didn't find anything specific.
If you have a program called calcAverage.exe (in Windows) and you wanted to average 5 10 15 20, do this on the command line:
calcAverage 5 10 15 20In Linux, if the executable is called calcAverage.x, do this:
./calcAverage.x 5 10 15 20Oh that was easy. Thanks bro.
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