Command-Line usage of ACR
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~$ ./acr -h
acr: Usage './acr' [ -flag | acrfile ]
 -x: execute the script directly
 -v: show version information
 -d: run acr in debug mode
 -m: generate main Makefile.acr file
 -h: show this help

ACR only permits one argument. This may look as a restriction or limitation,
but...isn't really needed.

[ -x | --exec ]
	Use this flag to execute directly the configure.acr script without
	generating any configure script. - on the fly -

	>> for example:
	~/acr-tests$ acr -x --help
	'configure' configures this package to adapt to many kinds of systems.
	(...)

[ -m ]
	Auto-generate the Makefile.acr using some configure.acr stuff

[ -v | -V | --version ]
	Prints the version number of ACR.

[ -d | --debug ]
	Makes a trace of the configure.acr script. This flag is useful to find
	syntax errors not caught by ACR.

	>> for example:
	~/acr-tests$ acr -d
	|- LANG_C
	|- USE_DL
	|- CHKLIB
	|- CHECK_VERSION
	  `- gtk+-2.0
	  `- 2.6.0
	|- REPORT
	  `- LDFLAGS
	  `- HAVE_LIB_DL
	acr: ./configure script created successfully.
	~/acr-tests$ 

[ -p | --progress-bar ]
	Shows a progressbar.

	>> for example:
   pancake@pl2:/tmp/csharp$ acr -p csharp.acr 
     14% [########---------------------------------------------------------------]

[ -o | --output ] [file]
	Changes the final output file, by default 'configure'

[ -e | --embed ]
	Embed configure.acr into the final configure script.

[ -r | --recover ]
	Recovery mode. (see acr-cat(1))

[ -h | --help ]
	Shows the help message.

[ -n | --do-nothing ]
	Do not generate the final configure script.
