Old Changes for GNU Gengetopt
Changes in release 2.2
Changes in release 2.1
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It is made more clear that use of gengetopt does not impose any particular
license on the generated code.
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A bug in the generation of code (for some new C++ compilers) was fixed,
thanks to "James R. Van Zandt" <jrv@vanzandt.mv.com>
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Some modifications to the man page, also due to James.
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a directory for examples is specifically created (suggested by James).
Changes in release 2.0
This is quite a totally new release:
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Gengetopt has become GNU software
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it is conform to GNU coding standards, and so it uses configure script
generated by Automake and Autoconf
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it generates separated files: one header file with the struct used to store
command line options information, and a C file which contains the function
which actually uses getopt_long to parse the command line
'required' option is now fully implemented