       bash ./bacon.bash myprog.bac

       ./bacon.bash myprog.bac

       ./bacon.bash myprog

       ./bacon.bash http://www.basic-converter.org/fetch.bac

   The BaCon Basic Converter can be started with the following parameters.

     * -c: バイナリー（主に実行ファイル）を作成する C コンパイラーを指定します。 デフォルト値は「gcc」です。例: ./bacon -c cc prog …… C コンパイラーに cc を呼びます。

     * -l: pass libraries to the C linker

     * -o: pass compiler options to the C compiler

     * -i: the compilation will use an additional external C include file

     * -d: determine the directory where BaCon should store the generated C
       files. Default value is the current directory

     * -x: extract gettext strings from generated c sources

     * -f: create a shared object of the program

     * -n: do not compile the C code automatically after conversion

     * -j: invoke C preprocessor to interpret C macros which were added to
       BaCon source code

     * -p: do not cleanup the generated C files. Default behavior is to
       delete all generated C files automatically

     * -b: use bacon in the 'shebang' so BaCon programs can be executed
       similar to a script (binary version of BaCon only)

     * -w: store commandline settings in a configurationfile. This file
       will be used in subsequent invocations of BaCon (not applicable for
       the GUI version)

     * -v: shows the current version of BaCon

     * -h: shows an overview of all possible options on the prompt. Same as
       the '-?' parameter

   So how to pass compiler and linker flags to the C compiler? Here are a
   few examples.

     * Convert and compile program with debug symbols: ./bacon -o -g
       yourprogram.bac

     * Convert and compile program , optimize and strip: ./bacon -o -O2 -o
       -s yourprogram.bac

     * Convert and compile program and export functions as symbols: ./bacon
       -o -export-dynamic yourprogram.bac

     * Convert and compile program using TCC and export functions as
       symbols: ./bacon -c tcc -o -rdynamic yourprogram.bac

     * Convert and compile program forcing 32bit and optimize for current
       platform: ./bacon -o -m32 -o -mtune=native yourprogram.bac

     * Convert and compile program linking to a particular library: ./bacon
       -l somelib yourprogram.bac

     * Convert and compile program including an additional C header file:
       ./bacon -i header.h yourprogram.bac