Pass additional options to the compiler (-- -l).

[Y-Less]

I have a lot of configurations defined in pawn.json. Sometimes I want to see why one isn't working. I could add "-l" to the compiler options, but might forget to remove it. I could add a whole new set of build configurations that include "-l", but then I'll have to do the same for "-a" and any other configuration I want (which would take me up to 384 build profiles). It would be nice if, just for testing, I could just give extra options on the command line using the common -- syntax to deliniate. (Un)fortunately the server doesn't take any arguments, so this can't be ambiguous.

[Y-Less]

Actually, it isn't QUITE that many builds since -l doesn't need all the -O/-d variants, but still a lot.

[Southclaws]

I considered something like this in #49 - basically a way to pass build params but also provide more human-readable ones with full names (like -l for short and --listing as the full name).

Should be a fairly easy one to implement, hopefully it will make it into the next release.

[ADRFranklin]

@Southclaws I noticed you closed issue #49 is that to say that human friendly wasn't a good idea?
@Y-Less

So would this be a options inside the config or options pass to sampctl as a flag, or both? I was in favour of adding human friendly like options to the config.

[Southclaws]

Both, I think the ability to add these at build time quickly without editing the config is very useful.