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From: ram@lscvax.UUCP (Ric Messier)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions,comp.lang.c
Subject: Command line as a stream?
Message-ID: <404@lscvax.UUCP>
Date: 25 Apr 88 20:34:05 GMT
Organization: Lyndon State College, VT
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Keywords: C, command line

Is there a way to specify the command line as a stream in C? I realize
that you can get command line parms from the main but since the code I
am writing is an external procedure to Fortran code (specifically the
NCAR graphics package. anyone that has already implemented this package
and knows what procedure I am talking about would be able to help me
greatly), I need a way to do it outside of the main code.

Since I know input gets buffered, I am assuming that that buffer can be
opened by specifying it in a stream. Am I wrong in this assumption? Any
help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!

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- Kilroy                ram@lscvax.UUCP                 *** Can't deal, &CRASH
'Just what cowpatch is Lyndonville, Vermont in anyway?'
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            SEE RECURSION