With Command Line Arguments it is important to remember that the program running on the operating system is "fglrun" . You effectively have two sets of command line arguments. There are the arguments that apply to "fglrun" i.e. -p to use the profiler, and those that apply to your Genero program.
One way to think of it is that with" fglrun [exec-options] program [ argument [...] ]", the "exec-options" belong to Four Js, "argument" belongs to you. What belongs to fglrun appears after fglrun, what belongs to your program appears after your program in the command line.
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