Fix: Ensure Command Line Arguments Are Respected in Clang Compilation #622
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Resolved an issue where command line arguments were ignored, specifically when the program was compiled with Clang. The problem was addressed by correctly assigning the priority in __attribute__((constructor(101))), ensuring proper initialization and consistent behavior across compilation environments."
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Thanks @AndreasLokko |
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Resolved an issue where command line arguments were ignored, specifically when the program was compiled with Clang. The problem was addressed by correctly assigning the priority in attribute((constructor(101))), ensuring proper initialization and consistent behavior across compilation environments."
Problem:
Command line arguments were ignored, specifically when the program was compiled with Clang.
Solution:
Assigning the priority in
__attribute__((constructor(101))) inline void cmd_line_args(int argc, const char* argv[])Issue: #590
Reviewers:
@krzysztof-jusiak