>What are you doing exactly?
I wanted to write a function to split the arguments given to a command line function,
so if the argument is "abc def ghi" I wanted to return an array containing the 3
strings.
getopt.c uses stdlib.h so i though i could use it too. guess getopt.c is only included
in the command line tool "grub" isn't it?
I found another way of solving the above problem. But it's not completely flexible. I
have to declare an array of fixed size (=maximum number of argument parts) of type
char ** which contains pointers to the beginnings of the parts of the argument. I
insert '\0' after each part, but this changes the argument directly and i wanted to
avoid this.
Is there a way to use dynamic memory? There is code that uses malloc and free ...
Volker
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