Open yurivict opened 2 years ago
This code:
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { Options opt("Testcase"); opt.iterations(200); opt.parse(argc,argv); Script::run<Testcase,DFS,Options>(opt); return 0; }
doesn't complain about bad arguments and doesn't print help.
It would be great if it would become a bit more user friendly.
This code:
doesn't complain about bad arguments and doesn't print help.
It would be great if it would become a bit more user friendly.