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From: "Steve Doiel" <nospam_steved@pacifier.com>
Subject: Re: argv and argc access?
Date: 1998/09/28
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Try the function:

Win32.Winmain.Get_Lpcmdline

Which gives you access to the raw command line.  If you want to interpret
individual arguments then look to the portable command line interface:
Ada.Command_Line.

I hope this helps,
SteveD

J�rgen �hman wrote in message ...
>I�m writing an opengl application using ada at my work. The application
>needs to use full screen mode (not
>just a maximized window).  The glut library provides a full screen mode
>but to initialize glut i need to pass
>the unmodified argv and argc c-parameters to the glutInit procedure.
>But how can i access these in ada?
>I have seen a couple of examples where they are imported:  (something
>like)
>  argc : aliased integer;
>  pragma Import (C, argc, "gnat_argc");
>
>but the linker doesn�t find the name ("link error: LNK2001: unsolved
>external gnat_argc)
>What am i supposed to do?
>
>Thanks /J�rgen
>