c - Need to change the Pointers make me problems -

hello have program receiving parameters user. transmission performed using pointers. code later not use pointers creates problem received. happy if me fix code work.

code -

#include <stdlib.h> #include<string.h>  void order(int n,char argv[99]);  int main(int argc, char** argv) { int i,n; n = argc; order(n,*argv);  }  void order(int n,char argv[99]) { int i,j; char temp;  for(i=1; < n; i++) {      for(j = 0 ; j < n - 1; j++)      {         if(argv[j] > argv[j+1])         {             temp=argv[j];             argv[j]=argv[j+1];             argv[j+1]=temp;         }     } } system("pause"); (i = 0; < n ; i++) {     printf("%c",argv[i]); }     } 

it appears confused argc , argv.
int argc contains number of command-line arguments passed program, char **argv array (null-pointer terminated even) of strings (null-byte terminated character arrays) containing these arguments. @ odds program:
1. there no reason limit length of 1 command-line argument 99 characters.
2. pass first (zero-indexed) command-line argument order(). name of program.
3. use argc in order(). however, argc not length of first command-line argument. strlen(argv[0]).