[snip]
> ARGS *string_to_args( char *s )
> {
> char *tok;
> int ntok = 0;
> static char *args[MAXTOKEN+1];
> static ARGS arguments;
[snip
> return &arguments;
> }
It looks good, but is it safe? Can you return a pointer to a static
variable in the function? (Or rather, not "can" you, but is it going
to mess up any compilers/platforms, that is, is such a thing okay
in ANSI C?).
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