Fix compilation error related to argparse - #9
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Attempting to compile GTO with gcc version 16 causes an compilation error related to incompatible pointer types.
I'm currently using
gcc 16.1.1 20260625and attempting to compile usingmakeleads to the following error:Attempting to compile it in other machine with an earlier version of gcc (13.3.0) allowed it to compile with this issue being marked as an warning instead of an error. This means that newer versions of gcc are probably stricter with this specific type of issue.
This pull request fixes this issue by making the
argvandoutmembers of theargparsestruct not be marked asconst, as they are being altered by the code that causes the issue.