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Read command-line argument data
args_get (
argv: i32A WebAssembly pointer to a buffer where the argument pointers will be writtenargv_buf: i32A WebAssembly pointer to a buffer where the argument string data will be written
) =>
error: i32 

The args_get() function is used to read the command-line argument data provided to the WebAssembly module. The sizes of the buffers should match the values returned by the args_sizes_get() function.

Note

The args_get() function reads the command-line argument data provided to the WebAssembly module. The argument pointers and string data are written to the specified buffers. The actual data is retrieved from the WebAssembly module's state.

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