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I'm trying to debug c ++ with visual studio 2019, but the startup arguments don't work.
On the net, it was written that the argument to be passed to the command argument was described,
When debugging, argc remains at 1 and does not work.
I don't know why this is a bad setup. Thanks for your consideration.
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"Configuration" is set to "Release". Since you are debugging, you should be building for Debug. Set this to "Debug" and set the command line arguments.