This C program uses getopt_long function to interpret command line options.
Are you tired of manually parsing command line options for your programs? Look no further than GNU Gengetopt. This amazing software generates a C function that utilizes the getopt_long function to not only parse command line options, but also validate them and fill a struct with the specified values.
With this tool, your program can now effortlessly handle a variety of options, such as "--input foo.c", "-o foo.o", "--no-tabs", "-i 100", and even wildcards such as "*.class". And don't worry about limiting your options to just long or short - both are supported by Gengetopt.
For those concerned about following coding standards, the GNU Coding Standards are suggested as a reference.
But Gengetopt doesn't stop there. In addition to parsing and validating command line options, it can also generate functions to save and read these options from a file. And as with all GNU software, Gengetopt is completely free to use.
Streamline your command line option parsing needs today with GNU Gengetopt.
With this tool, your program can now effortlessly handle a variety of options, such as "--input foo.c", "-o foo.o", "--no-tabs", "-i 100", and even wildcards such as "*.class". And don't worry about limiting your options to just long or short - both are supported by Gengetopt.
For those concerned about following coding standards, the GNU Coding Standards are suggested as a reference.
But Gengetopt doesn't stop there. In addition to parsing and validating command line options, it can also generate functions to save and read these options from a file. And as with all GNU software, Gengetopt is completely free to use.
Streamline your command line option parsing needs today with GNU Gengetopt.
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