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    I have two modules. 1. is a calibration modul, in which I am doing calibration of the system(that is doing some setting) and storing those values to .INI file. Now, 2. in second module I want to initialise this module or read some values from that .INI file which is set by first module. I have some Idea that I need to use CCommandLineInfo cmdInfo; ParseCommandLine(cmdInfo); but how to pass values to above class? can any one please help me out. "or" give any sample code. Dinesh Salvi

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      I have two modules. 1. is a calibration modul, in which I am doing calibration of the system(that is doing some setting) and storing those values to .INI file. Now, 2. in second module I want to initialise this module or read some values from that .INI file which is set by first module. I have some Idea that I need to use CCommandLineInfo cmdInfo; ParseCommandLine(cmdInfo); but how to pass values to above class? can any one please help me out. "or" give any sample code. Dinesh Salvi

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      Unless you are against using __argc and __argv, I would suggest Paul DiLascia's CCommandLineInfoEx class.


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