Module `Main_args`

module type Common_options = sig ... end

module type Core_options = sig ... end

module type Compiler_options = sig ... end

module type Toplevel_options = sig ... end

module type Bytecomp_options = sig ... end

module type Bytetop_options = sig ... end

module type Optcommon_options = sig ... end

module type Optcomp_options = sig ... end

module type Opttop_options = sig ... end

module type Jscomp_options = sig ... end

module type Ocamldoc_options = sig ... end

module type Arg_list = sig ... end

module Make_bytecomp_options
  (_ : Main_args.Bytecomp_options) : 
  Main_args.Arg_list

module Make_bytetop_options
  (_ : Main_args.Bytetop_options) : 
  Main_args.Arg_list

module Make_optcomp_options
  (_ : Main_args.Optcomp_options) : 
  Main_args.Arg_list

module Make_opttop_options (_ : Main_args.Opttop_options) : Main_args.Arg_list

module Make_jscomp_options (_ : Main_args.Jscomp_options) : Main_args.Arg_list

module Make_ocamldoc_options
  (_ : Main_args.Ocamldoc_options) : 
  Main_args.Arg_list

val options_with_command_line_syntax : 
  (string * Stdlib.Arg.spec * string) list ->
  string list Stdlib.ref ->
  (string * Stdlib.Arg.spec * string) list

options_with_command_line_syntax options r returns options2 that behaves like options, but additionally pushes command line argument on r (quoted by Filename.quote when necessary). This is meant for ocamlc,optp, which use this to forward most of their arguments to ocamlc,opt.

module Default : sig ... end

Module Main_args

Module `Main_args`