More conventional syntax of -I
command line argument in tool cpp_to_pybind
#351
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Changed syntax of command line argument
-I
Until now to add multiple paths, you had to put them into one long quotation-mark-separated string, individual paths separated by spaces. This is not viable for paths including space characters and is also rather unconventional. Instead you can now add the
-I
argument multiple times. This is the approach used by e.g. compilers like clang or gcc