Fix compiler command-line parsing: -internal-debug #1438
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"dylan-compiler -internal-debug xx -build -debugger yy" previously parsed the value of the -internal-debug flag as #(#"xx -build -debugger yy") when it should have parsed it as #(#"xx"). It worked if you put "-internal-debug xx" at the end of the command-line.
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"dylan-compiler -internal-debug xx -build -debugger yy" previously parsed the
value of the -internal-debug flag as #(#"xx -build -debugger yy") when it
should have parsed it as #(#"xx"). It worked if you put "-internal-debug xx" at
the end of the command-line.
The call to tokenize-string is also broken, for the edge case where the string is
quoted, but that's another yak.