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From: Jacob Sparre Andersen <sparre@cats.nbi.dk>
Subject: Re: Parameters and command line
Date: 1998/02/06
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Eric Colson <colson13@club-internet.fr> asked how you access command line
arguments in an Ada program.

The standard package Ada.Command_Line should do the job.

Greetings,

Jacob

PS: I have written a package that goes on top of Ada.Command_Line for
some (IMHO) slightly more advanced processing of command line arguments.
Would you like a copy?

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