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Docopt has a C implementation that I thought was quite nice: https://github.com/docopt/docopt.c
From a man-page standardized format describing command line options, docopt infers and creates an argument parser. This got started in python; the python version literally just parses the docstring and returns a dict. To do this in C takes a little more work, but it's clean to use and has no external dependencies.
Docopt has a C implementation that I thought was quite nice:
From a man-page standardized format describing command line options, docopt infers and creates an argument parser. This got started in Python; the Python version literally just parses the docstring and returns a dict. To do this in C takes a little more work, but it's clean to use and has no external dependencies.
Docopt has a C implementation that I thought was quite nice: https://github.com/docopt/docopt.c
From a man-page standardized format describing command line options, docopt infers and creates an argument parser. This got started in python; the python version literally just parses the docstring and returns a dict. To do this in C takes a little more work, but it's clean to use and has no external dependencies.
