Remove unused JackArgParser::GetArgv#861
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This is not called anywhere. Also this function doesn't do anything useful besides leaking memory in its current form. I think the idea was to give this a `char ***` (instead of `char **`) paramter that will be filled and then can be used by the caller. But in its current form it just allocates a pointer with the address being only used in the local variable (which then goes out of scope and the memory is lost).
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This is not called anywhere. Also this function doesn't do anything useful besides
leaking memory in its current form. I think the idea was to give this a
char ***(instead ofchar **) paramter that will be filled and then canbe used by the caller. But in its current form it just allocates a pointer
with the address being only used in the local variable (which then goes out
of scope and the memory is lost).