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/// \file
/// A parser for command line arguments.
///
/// \author Sriram Swaminarayan
/// \date July 24, 2007
#ifndef CMDLINEPARSER_H_
#define CMDLINEPARSER_H_
/// Specifies a command line argument that should be accepted by the program.
/// \param [in] longOption The long name of option i.e., --optionname
/// \param [in] shortOption The short name of option i.e., -o
/// \param [in] has_arg Whether this option has an argument i.e., -o value.
/// If has_arg is 0, then dataPtr must be an integer
/// pointer.
/// \param [in] type The type of the argument. Valid values are:
/// - i integer
/// - f float
/// - d double
/// - s string
/// - c character
///
/// \param [in] dataPtr A pointer to where the value will be stored.
/// \param [in] dataSize The length of dataPtr, only useful for character
/// strings.
/// \param [in] help A short help string, preferably a single line or
/// less.
int addArg(const char *longOption, const char shortOption,
int has_arg, const char type, void *dataPtr, int dataSize,
const char *help);
/// Call this to process your arguments.
void processArgs(int argc, char **argv);
/// Prints the arguments to the stdout stream.
void printArgs(void);
void freeArgs(void);
#endif
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