Passing Arguments from a CL Program to an ILE C++ Program
Table 1 shows how arguments are passed from a command line CL call to an ILE C++ program.
| Command Line Argument | Argv Array | ILE C++ Arguments |
|---|---|---|
argv[0] |
"LIB/PGMNAME" |
|
argv[1..255] |
normal parameters | |
'123.4' |
argv[1] |
"123.4" |
123.4 |
argv[2] |
__D("0000000123.40000") |
'Hi' |
argv[3] |
"Hi" |
Lo |
argv[4] |
"LO" |
'1' |
argv[5] |
"1" |
A CL character array is not null-terminated when it is passed to
another program. 
A C++ program that receives such an argument
from a CL program should not expect the strings to be null-terminated.
You can use the QCAPEXC API to ensure that all the
arguments are null-terminated.