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   Hi,   
      
   On 1/1/26 12:29 AM, Keith Thompson wrote:   
   > Paul  writes:   
   > That isn't quite correct, or is at least misleading.  ISO C guarantees   
   > that argv[0] exists, but not that it points to a string.  On some   
   > systems, it can contain be a null pointer.   
      
   I heard of this before.   
      
   Is it just theoretical, or do we have actual systems where   
   argv[0]==NULL? I never saw it happen in any modern operating system.   
      
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