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Annotation of 42BSD/ingres/source/gutil/prargs.c, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: # include      <sccs.h>
        !             2: 
        !             3: SCCSID(@(#)prargs.c    7.1     2/5/81)
        !             4: 
        !             5: /*
        !             6: **  PRARGS -- print argument list
        !             7: **
        !             8: **     Takes an argument list such as expected by any main()
        !             9: **     or the DBU routines and prints them on the standard
        !            10: **     output for debugging purposes.
        !            11: **
        !            12: **     Parameters:
        !            13: **             pc -- parameter count.
        !            14: **             pv -- parameter vector (just like to main()).
        !            15: **
        !            16: **     Returns:
        !            17: **             nothing
        !            18: **
        !            19: **     Side Effects:
        !            20: **             output to stdout only.
        !            21: */
        !            22: 
        !            23: prargs(pc, pv)
        !            24: int    pc;
        !            25: char   **pv;
        !            26: {
        !            27:        register char   **p;
        !            28:        register char   c;
        !            29:        int             n;
        !            30:        register char   *q;
        !            31: 
        !            32:        n = pc;
        !            33:        printf("#args=%d:\n", n);
        !            34:        for (p = pv; n-- > 0; p++)
        !            35:        {
        !            36:                q = *p;
        !            37:                while ((c = *q++) != 0)
        !            38:                        xputchar(c);
        !            39:                putchar('\n');
        !            40:        }
        !            41: }

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