i have own c project on github. want add long-option support using gnu getopt_long() (which has it's own git repository). believe there 4 ways can this:
- use git submodule.
- use git subtree.
- import source of current (2.22.6) snapshot own git repository.
- import only
getopt_long()source files ofgetopt.c,getopt1.c, ,gnugetopt.h.
the advantage of 1 , 2 track getopt_long(). advantages of 3 , 4 if git repository of getopt_long() moves, wont break repository and it's simpler do.
is there recommended "gnu way" this?
after bit more googl'ing, found the official gnu answer.
briefly, there 2 recommended approaches:
use gnulib (the "new" way)
using gnulib-tool command, 1 imports getopt compile subset of gnu library making few tweaks one's configure.ac , makefile.am files.
use getopt_long sources (the "old" way)
import getopt_long sources of getopt.c, getopt1.c, , gnugetopt.h , use adl_func_getopt_long.m4 macro test existence of getopt_long on platform , compile imported sources if necessary.
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