Hello,
A minor but frustrating oddity:
I have been tinkering around with compilation configuration files and
this question is related to 'compc' and its configuration file.
Does anyone know why compc doesn't take absolute paths inside the
<output> directive?
If I run compc from ~/foo, this configuration
<output>
/bar/out.swc
</output>
places the output at ~/foo/bar/out.swc, which is not the expected /
bar/out.swc.
This is a problem because the output file will always created in a
directory relative to the directory from which compc is run. This
makes portability a headache and means building custom scripts to
ensure that either compc is run from the same place every time, or
the output file is moved post compilation from a directory.
Any known fixes or am I missing a vital configuration directive
elsewhere?
Regards,
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