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optparse reviews and mentions
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Porting my very simple C code from Unixen/macOS to Windows
Between -std=c99 and removing these headers, you're missing time definitions (struct timeval, gettimeofday) and option parsing definitions (struct option, getopt_long). Mingw-w64 provides all this for compatibility, but MSVC has none of these, so you'll need to write replacements. I've written embeddable, public domain implementations of getopt and something like getopt_long, in case that helps. These are how I deal with option parsing portability.
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How to properly handle position non-specific program arguments? ./my_prog --format:"mp3"
getopt_long is a GNU extension, common across unix-like systems, for parsing long options. You can find libraries for functionality as well.
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How to make programs for linux
When I need something more sophisticated, where long options would be nice, I reach for my own Optparse.
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[ Feed back wanted ] Is this a good way to handle lot of if instead of if else?
https://github.com/skeeto/optparse (short and long)
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Debian discusses vendoring again
This is bug-free and feature complete so it never needs to be updated. When I need argument parsing in a C program, I just copy-paste that into my source and massage it into place. Sometimes I cut the fprintf() stuff, or replace the isalnum, or otherwise adapt it to fit the program's needs. The point is that it becomes wholly owned by the project using it. It's a similar story for long option parsing.
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A note from our sponsor - WorkOS
workos.com | 29 Mar 2024
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skeeto/optparse is an open source project licensed under The Unlicense which is not an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of optparse is C.