From David Guthrie, " In the constructor in removes any options beginning with "-psn" from argv on OSX by calling the "remove" method.  When a .app run is created in OSX, which is required to get a fully functioning UI application, the OSX finder passes a -psn_XXXX option to the application where the XXXX refers to a unique process number.  An example option would be "- psn_0_37617665".  The argument parser was choking on this option in all the osg example applications."
From David Guthrie, " In the constructor
in removes any options beginning with "-psn" from argv on OSX by
calling the "remove" method.  When a .app run is created in OSX,
which is required to get a fully functioning UI application, the OSX
finder passes a -psn_XXXX option to the application where the XXXX
refers to a unique process number.  An example option would be "-
psn_0_37617665".  The argument parser was choking on this option in
all the osg example applications."


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