"Dimitrie O. Paun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Cleanup a bit the command line. > I know, I've introduced -J but I did it under time pressure, > I never liked it :). It seems to me -I- is more intuitive, > and cleans up the options space for stuff that we actually > need. Moreover, this option is relevant mostly for Wine, > so it's better if it doesn't use on of the precious letters.
I think this will be confusing, -I- means something slightly different in gcc. I'd suggest fixing the dependency on getopt_long so that we can have long options without having to always introduce a short option too. Then we can get rid of -J and simply use --nostdinc. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
