Hi All,

I was wondering why this occurs.. in my code I use the following

char chk_cmdline(int argc,char **argv,int *startpos)
[snipped] 
    *(argv++);

I was accessing varibles of the seperate argv's by using *(*argv).. and
found that if I did a plain argv++ it would only goto the next character in
argv, not the next array element...

although *(argv++) does move to the next member of the argv array.. problem
is that Borland generates the "Code in chk_cmdline has no effect"
warning, and points directly to that  now the thing
is.. that as far as I can see, it does do something which is incrementing
to the next member of the array.. is this a bug with Tc++ 3.0?.. or am I
doing something wrong :)..I know I can disable it with -w- but I would
prefer not to because warnings can be handy :).. aswell as annoying :)

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Happy New Year,
Kieran

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