CFLAG.h

No bullshit command line flag parser for C

Meant for simple use when you just want those flags but don't want to build a huge system or learn a huge system.

There is not much to this header:

CFLAG(FLAG) that parses the flag -FLAG and stores its result in the FLAG variable.
CFLAG(FLAG, NAME) that parses the flag -NAME and stores its result in the FLAG variable.
CFLAGS(...) (|...| <= 16) that does this (CFLAG(FLAG)) for multiple flags. (for convenience)

Check example.c for more details

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
  char const *i = NULL, *o = NULL;
  bool h = false;
  CFLAGS(i, o, h);
  printf("i=%s, o=%s, h=%s\n", i, o, h ? "true" : "false");
}

./main -i=main.js -h -o trash

i=main.js, o=trash, h=true

Psteven5/CFLAG.h

CFLAG.h