I noticed that writing to the standard output during macro-expansion ends up writing into the source code generated by eslc. Since it is handy to use log-style debugging sometimes I added a -o flag to the compiler so that you can specify the output file as something other than the stdout.
…an --output or -o command line switch.
I noticed that writing to the standard output during macro-expansion ends up writing into the source code generated by eslc. Since it is handy to use log-style debugging sometimes I added a -o flag to the compiler so that you can specify the output file as something other than the stdout.