superGetOpt (a getopt replacement)

superGetOpt
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SuperGetOpt is a printf-like getopt replacement for command line argument handling.

The supergetopt library makes it very easy to handle all kinds of command-line arguments in a printf()-style way.
All types of command-line arguments are supported and all user-supplied values are checked for type validity.

If you have been searching for an easy-to-use, flexible, portable command-line and general use parser, this is it!

A Simple Example:
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int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
int n, argPos;
float yourFloat;
int yourInt;
char *yourString;

n = superGetOpt( argc, argv, &argPos, “-YourFlag %f%s%d”, &yourFloat, yourString, &yourInt, “Help Message”, NULL );

return(n);
}

It’s that easy. No header files to create, no argument order to concern yourself with.
Please read the testSuperGetOpt.c example and you’ll fully understand.

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