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Two answers. Some embedded envs I've worked in there isn't a argc/argv/envp. In the Unix envs I've worked in it also takes envp. I think I've use that 3 time
by tahoemph999 7y ago
Two answers.
Some embedded envs I've worked in there isn't a argc/argv/envp.
In the Unix envs I've worked in it also takes envp. I think I've use that 3 times in the roughly 25 years I mostly wrote c.
- thethirdone 7y ago> Some embedded envs I've worked in there isn't a argc/argv/envp. I would think you are generally using _start rather than main in embedded systems. But in embedded systems portability is generally out the window so it makes sense that some _start's call main without arguments. > In the Unix envs I've worked in it also takes envp. I think I've use that 3 times in the roughly 25 years I mostly wrote c. I have never tried to use envp and had it fail, but for maximally portable code you should use getenv() or if on posix you can use the environ variable.