Re: Get name of executable

In article <slrndfmcgv.ffo.eedelman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Erik Edelmann <eedelman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>Have you tried to get the 0:th argument with getarg? The following code
>works in g77 (3.4.3) and ifort (8.1) on Linux/x86 (I don't have an IRIX
>system available, so I can't test it there).

You know, I could have sworn I'd tried this and it didn't work. *Hangs
head in shame*

Ta,
Mark.

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