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SubjectRe: Changing argv[0] under Linux.
    Hi Richard :)

> Well, I just can't give this up!

It's an interesting issue ;)))

> If you don't like me pretending that main() gets the environment
> after args[], you can access environ directly anyway with the
> same result. Have fun!

Anyway, I'm not sure that all argv members are contiguous. I
mean, you can have argv[0] at 0x0c123456, length 3, and argv[1] not
at 0x0c123459, but at 0xdeadbeaf. I know, this is VERY improbable,
but argv is just an array of strings :((

Anyway this code is brilliant ;)) Nice solution :)
Raúl
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