[cc65] Two newbie questions.

I'm running on a C128 in 128 mode and using cc65 version 2.10.1

1. Is the command-line arguments feature (documented
athttp://www.cc65.org/doc/c128-7.html#ss7.1) supposed to work?  No
matter what I do I get an argc of 0.  And ST is also 0 after running
it, regardless of what I pass to exit().

2. If I use stdio instead of conio, I can take advantage of the
built-in screen editor  functionality (ESC sequences to move the
cursor, set windows, scroll up and down, etc); also, if I just
printf("\n") repeatedly, text automatically scrolls properly off the
top of the screen.  It's quite handy.

But if I have used conio calls to clear the screen, position the
cursor, etc, then the automatic scrolling no longer works for some
reason; printf() starts behaving as if I were calling cprintf()
instead, where lines wrap to the top of the screen with no scrolling.

Is this a bug or a feature or a limitation?

Thanks in advance for any help.

-- 
Mark J. Reed <markjreed@mail.com>
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