[Coco] reading the command line in assembler

[Bob Devries]

hi all,

No, I don't need to know *how* to read the command line; I already know that 
:)

When a command in NitrOS9 executes, X points to the command line, which is 
terminated in a carriage return. I'd like to know if the memory after the 
last character can be assumed to be $00?

In C, the number of command line arguments and the array of arguments are 
nicely packaged. Not so in assembler, I fear.

If this information is in the manual, will some kind soul point me to the 
page?

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