Closed ta0kira closed 4 years ago
This is still slightly broken in cases where the -o
path isn't absolute.
For example, -o ../foo
is going to use $PWD/../foo
for output when -r
is used, whereas -o foo
is going to always output to the module path regardless of $PWD
.
This is most noticeable when compiling the examples. This leads to the awkward situation where
zeolite -r
is going to write the binary to whatever$PWD
was at the time the user compiled it the first time.