Re: Include getopt code

Hi Lorenzo,

Thanks for the prompt reply. I had a quick look at the new version 
(2.19.2) and the problem seems to have been fixed - thanks. I will run 
further tests soon and will provide you with more feedback then.

Thanks again,
TM

Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
> Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
>> T Menezes wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> This morning I tried to use gengetopt (2.19.1) on a project running in
>>> Windows. For the first time, I added '--include-getopt' on the command
>>> line because I wanted to make the project as self-contained as possible
>>> (some of the people involved with this piece of code do not know and are
>>> not inclined to learn Linux-based code/libraries).
>>>
>>> When I then used the cmdline.h & cmdline.c files in my project, an error
>>> message popped up saying the compiler (sadly using MS Visual Studio on
>>> this particular occasion) cannot find getopt.h.
>>>
>>> I was under the impression that the '--include-getopt' option would sort
>>> out all getopt-related issues (particularly useful in systems where the
>>> getopt library isn't available).
>>>
>>> Could anyone please clarify how I should be using the version of getopt
>>> generated by gengetop?
>> Hi there!
>>
>> it's my fault: in the generated .c file, in case of --include-getopt,
>> the initial #include "getopt.h" should not be there...
>>
>> I'll try to fix this soon
>>
>> in the meanwhile, could you please try to remove that line from the
>> generated .c file?  This should make your problem go away
> 
> sorry, that's not enough: I had to modify some other parts of the
> generated parser.
> 
> Here you find a hopefully fixed version of gengetopt that correctly
> generates parser when --include-getopt is specified
> 
> http://rap.dsi.unifi.it/~bettini/gengetopt-2.19.2.tar.gz
> 
> hope to hear from you soon!
> 
> thanks again
> 	Lorenzo
>