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From: swilson%thetone@Sun.COM (Scott Wilson)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: Numerical Recipes in C for Macintosh
Keywords: Numerical Recipes C Macintosh
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Date: 2 Sep 88 18:10:50 GMT
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>The
>reason is that on the Macintosh there is no provision for supplying
>argc and argv to a program.

There are at least three (and probably more like five) C programming
environments for the Macintosh.  At least one (the one I own), THINK C
does have provisions for supplying argc and argv to a program.  It's
a bit kludegy, but there nonetheless.  I don't think it is a good idea
to make generalizations about C programming on the Mac.


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