Yeah I did try the '-o' option, and zolern is right it does just expect a file
name. The -o option is just to change the name of binary. when I specify a path
to -o it just ignores the path given to it and names the binary whatever the
source file is named. I tried running the -o option like this:
nim --run c main.nim -o ../bin/program
and it returns a binary named main.
