C: Add option to generate separate header #960
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The --c-generate-header flag means we will generate a `.h` file alongside the `.c` file normally produced. The behaviour of the C backend now more closely matches other Sail backends which will use `out` as the default basename when no `-o` flag is set. The output is still echoed to stdout, but this behaviour now comes with a deprecation warning. Also add a --c-header-include flag for includes in the generated header.
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--c-generate-headerflag means we will generate a.hfile alongside the.cfile normally produced.The behaviour of the C backend now more closely matches other Sail backends which will use
outas the default basename when no-oflag is set. The output is still echoed to stdout, but this behaviour now comes with a deprecation warning.Also add a
--c-header-includeflag for includes in the generated header.