title: How to know how many arguments can be used for compiling vim totally?
body: <p>My vim was compiled with the following  configure.</p>
  
  <pre><code>./configure   --prefix=/usr/local/           \
                         --with-features=huge  \
                         --enable-multibyte    \
                         --enable-cscope=yes   \
                         --enable-perlinterp=yes     \
                         --enable-rubyinterp=yes     \
                         --with-ruby-command=/usr/bin/ruby     \
                         --enable-luainterp=yes                \
                         --enable-pythoninterp=yes             \
                         --enable-python3interp=yes            \
                         --enable-tclinterp=yes                \
                         --enable-gui=gtk3                     \
                         --enable-cscope                       \
                         --enable-xim                          \
                         --enable-fontset                      \
                         --with-x --with-compiledby=$USER
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>How to know how many arguments can be used for compiling vim totally?<br>
  And almost same puzzle,how to know how many arguments can be used for compiling ffmpeg totally?<br>
  By what method?<br>
  Is there a sentence describing that there are xxxx arguements for compling vim such as ..... in some manul?</p>