Add --as-flags

[mkst]

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[laura-a-n-n]

yay thanks so much! this does solve my issue :)

there seems to be one problem, which is that I can only pass one arg to as_flags. if I pass it as a string, like as_flags="-x -y", it isn't interpreted correctly, and omitting quotes makes -y get passed to MWCC instead of AS. this doesn't affect my work currently, but worth noting -- am I doing something wrong?

[mkst]

Foolishly I had only tested with --as-flags foo bar baz rather than real flags with dashes in them.

I've tweaked the logic as best I could, but it means --as-flags needs to be right at the end of your mwccgap.py command, and all flags will be treated as arguments for the assembler.

e.g.

python3 mwccgap.py foo.c foo.o -foo -bar baz --mwcc-path mwccpsp.exe --as-flags -G0 -hello -laura

will pass -foo -bar -baz arguments to the MWCC compiler, and -G0 -hello -laura to GNU as...

but if you did

python3 mwccgap.py foo.c foo.o --as-flags -G0 -hello -laura --mwcc-path mwccpsp.exe -foo -bar baz

then -G0 -hello -laura --mwcc-path mwccpsp.exe -foo -bar baz will be passed to GNU as!

[laura-a-n-n]

this works for me! i had to rearrange the flags a bit, but i can pass more than one now :D