Re: #1655: csc: when .c files are supplied and -c is given, the -o option has no effect

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#1655: csc: when .c files are supplied and -c is given, the -o option has no
effect
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            Reporter:  kristianlm  |      Owner:  felix winkelmann
                Type:  defect      |     Status:  assigned
            Priority:  major       |  Milestone:  5.2
           Component:  core tools  |    Version:  5.1.0
          Resolution:              |   Keywords:
Estimated difficulty:  easy        |
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Comment (by kristianlm):

 Good point. I don't know what I want, other than tweetnacl to cross-
 compile properly. In there, you have:

 {{{
 klm@kth /tmp ➤ chicken-install -r tweetnacl
 tweetnacl located at /home/klm/.cache/chicken-install/tweetnacl
 klm@kth /tmp ➤ cd /home/klm/.cache/chicken-install/tweetnacl/
 klm@kth ~/.c/c/tweetnacl ➤ cat build-tweetnacl
 #!/bin/sh -e
 "$CHICKEN_CSC" -O2 -d1 -C "$CFLAGS" -L "$LDFLAGS" tweetnacl.impl.c "$@"
 }}}

 When cross compiling this egg, the {{{"$@"}}} contains a {{{-o
 'tweetnacl.o.target'}}} so that is where this situation is happening.

 Is there now a way to specify C sources in the {{{.egg}}} file? If so,
 that is probably  the correct way to fix this. The only reason Thomas is
 using a custom build script is to compile the C source file in there.

 Otherwise, perhaps a sensible solution is to say that each {{{-o}}}
 applies to the first source-file preceding it or something like that?

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Ticket URL: <https://bugs.call-cc.org/ticket/1655#comment:4>
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