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I want to compile my C99 project with the flag -fsanitize=address. I need to use CMake and to compile with gcc on a Centos 7 distribution.

I currently have gcc 7.3.1 and cmake 3.13.4.

I added the -fsanitize=address flag in the compilation flags list and in the linker, but it still fails to compile with the following error:

I am writing an option parser for a bash-like shell I develop.

Nevertheless, to be compatible with bash options, I must read some options which begin with a '+', like this:

./42sh +O autocd [...]

(The manual page says these options will passed to the builtin shopt which sets the values of settings).

The problem is that getopt_long() function only returns the options which begin with a - or --, if they are not alone. If they are, bash counsider them respectively as an alias for standard input and a end of options marker.

How I could get this type of options with getopt_long() ? Have I to parse these options by myself ?

EDIT : according to the @jxh response and the man 3 getopt page, I discovered that getopt and getopt_long arranges the **argv parameters array to move all arguments that don't seem to be valid options - from their point of view - at the end. So, I wrote the following code after the usual code which gets the normal options (all suggestions and remarks greatly appreciated):

EDIT2 : fixed memory leak due to strdup() at each iteration of the loop.

I am using Bootstraps 3 collapse panels that look like such when closed.

I wish to change the background and text color to something else, I believe the css snippet that is interresting is the following (in bootstrap.css):