about the comand line arguments of main function

[nanger]

I want to run my program using the command line arguments of main function like this:

./p2ptv PeerBandwidths={{0.271,0.2,INF},{0.661,0.35,INF},{0.0691,3.5,INF}}

when I input the above command line statement on the linux terminal
there will be errors.


after debuging, my discovery is

(gdb) print argv[1]
$2 = 0xbf87a62c "PeerBandwidths=0.271"
(gdb) print argv[2]
$3 = 0xbf87a641 "PeerBandwidths=0.2"
(gdb) print argv[3]
$4 = 0xbf87a654 "PeerBandwidths=INF"
(gdb) print argv[4]
$5 = 0xbf87a667 "PeerBandwidths=0.661"

this is strange, since what I expect is

argv[1]=PeerBandwidths={{0.271,0.2,INF},{0.661,0.35,INF},{0.0691,3.5,INF}}

however, when I ran the program on the IDE "eclipse"
and added the arguments in it, the program ran successfully.
but if I debug the program using "eclipse", the same error is raised too.

what is the reason for this?
thanks!

[Denis]

Please try to run your program by following way
./p2ptv "PeerBandwidths={{0.271,0.2,INF},{0.661,0.35,INF},{0.0691,3.5,INF}}"

[nanger]

I tried

 ./p2ptv “PeerBandwidths={{0.271,0.2,INF},{0.661,0.35,INF},{0.0691,3.5,INF}}”

still, the {{0.271,0.2,INF},{0.661,0.35,INF},{0.0691,3.5,INF}}
was decomposed and so error was raised

Error in parsing input line “PeerBandwidths=0.271” 

[Denis]

You used incorrect quotes.
My example should work properly, I've tried it on my linux machine

[nanger]

yes,you reminded me that the quotes I used are in another format.
I'm sorry