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Subject: C Power argc/argv and &&/== precedence
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Date: Tue, 27-Jan-87 16:56:50 EST
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From: prindle@NADC


I know for sure that argc/argv work properly in C Power 2.9.  Remember that
argc will always be zero when running a stand-alone program (not under the
shell) because you don't have any opportunity to specify arguments.  But under
the shell it works fine:
	prog first "second one" third
will return argc==3 and argv[1] will be "first", argv[2] will be "second one",
argv[3] will be "third".  Can't imagine why it isn't working in your case.

Re: "if (x1==0 && x2==0)" not working because of precedence of && relative to
==.  I just can't believe this is a bug or umpteen programs I've compiled
would not be working!  But I'll check it out on C-Power 64 and C-Power 128
when I get a chance.

Sincerely,
Frank Prindle
Prindle@NADC.arpa