Subj:  ARGS: Program to print command line arguments.
Date:  4 August 1995
From:  SPJRB

File:  ARGS.ZIP     (12947 bytes)

AUTHOR:    SPJRB@AOL.COM
NEEDS:     Nothing if the .exe file is used. Microsoft C/C++ 7.0 Compiler
           or equivalent if the .c file is to be compiled.

Keywords:  C, Utility
Type:      Freely Distributed

This file was compressed using PKZIP 2.04G.

I wrote this program to show the arguments passed to programs that are
invoked under the covers by some utilities.  Rather than performing the
utility function, ARGS only prints to the screen (STDOUT) the passed
parameters.  This was useful to me in determining why format.com was
complaining when being invoked under POLYCOPY on a IBM DOS 5.0 system.
To use, just copy to the directory where you have the program that is
causing you problems and rename it to the utility that is being invoked.
To see what the output is like, just type args after you uncompress the
zip file.  You will see the file name and path and any parameters you
type on the command line.

Enjoy!
Documentation: ARGS.TXT (this file)
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