Closed ddxtanx closed 1 year ago
After some debugging, I found out that on the changed line some systems always have c != -1 where c is a char. This is solved by comparing against 255 instead, allowing options to be parsed on Asahi linux.
c != -1
c
255
After some debugging, I found out that on the changed line some systems always have
c != -1wherecis a char. This is solved by comparing against255instead, allowing options to be parsed on Asahi linux.