Displaying the argv Array

Typically, argv is the second argument passed to main(), and it is either a char **argv or char *argv[ ]. Suppose argv points to an array of three pointers to character strings. Here is how you can edit its type to display an array of three pointers:

1	Select the type string for argv.

CLI: dprint argv

2	Edit the type string by using the field editor commands. Change it to:

$string*[3]*

CLI: dprint {($string*[3]*)argv}

3	To display the array, dive on the value field for argv.

Figure 203: Editing the argv Argument