This one is from a C++ program
Try to launch me with some options
(type sample1 --help for the complete list)
For example: ./sample1 *.* --funct-opt
Here are the options you passed...
file: cmdline1.c
file: cmdline2.c
This is the integer you input: 10.
The flag option was given!
The flag is on.
Hello! Have a nice day! :-)
This one is from a C++ program
Try to launch me with some options
(type sample1 --help for the complete list)
For example: ./sample1 *.* --funct-opt
Usage: sample1 -iINT|--int-opt=INT [-h|--help] [--detailed-help] [--full-help]
         [-V|--version] [-sfilename|--str-opt=filename] [-mINT|--my-opt=INT]
         [--flag-opt] [-F|--funct-opt] [--long-opt=LONG] [--def-opt=STRING]
         [--enum-opt=STRING] [-DINT|--dependant=INT] [FILE]...

  -h, --help              Print help and exit
      --detailed-help     Print help, including all details and hidden options,
                            and exit
      --full-help         Print help, including hidden options, and exit
  -V, --version           Print version and exit
  -s, --str-opt=filename  A string option, for a filename

A brief text description before the other options.

  -m, --my-opt=INT        Another integer option, this time the description of
                            the option should be "quite" long to require
                            wrapping... possibly more than one wrapping :-)
                            especially if I
                            require a line break
  -i, --int-opt=INT       A int option (mandatory)


more involved options:
  the following options
  are more complex
      --flag-opt          A flag option  (default=off)
  -F, --funct-opt         A function option

last option section:
      --long-opt=LONG     A long option
      --def-opt=STRING    A string option with default  (default=`Hello')
      --enum-opt=STRING   A string option with list of values  (possible
                            values="foo", "bar", "hello", "bye"
                            default=`hello')
  -D, --dependant=INT     option that depends on str-opt

An ending text.
Here is the version
GNU gengetopt 2.0
This is a simple test for gengetopt
Usage: sample2 [OPTION]... [FILE]...
this is just a test program for gengetopt

  -h, --help                    Print help and exit
      --full-help               Print help, including hidden options, and exit
  -V, --version                 Print version and exit
  -s, --str-opt=STRING          A string option
  -i, --int-opt=INT             A int option
  -S, --short-opt=SHORT         A short option
  -l, --long-opt=LONG           A long option
  -f, --float-opt=FLOAT         A float option
  -d, --double-opt=DOUBLE       A double option
  -L, --long-double-opt=LONGDOUBLE
                                A long double option
  -y, --long-long-opt=LONGLONG  A long long option
  -F, --func-opt                A function option
  -x, --flag-opt                A flag option  (default=off)
