Closed hughperkins closed 2 years ago
I think given that -w
now allows overwriting an individual file "blindly" (i.e., -w output.v
), it probably makes sense for -w adj
to match. sed -i
somewhat amusingly exhibits this more cavalier behavior too, probably for the same reason: it's annoying to have to remove the generated files manually.
I made this change in f868f06e888a1d89eb5e2c60b37aa1b7a0d60caf.
Awesome. Thank you :)
I run:
This works the first time, but then complains the file is already present. I'm pretty sure the behavior of other compilers is to overwite the output file. Preference to add an option (or change the default) to be consistent with this behavior, e.g.
--overwrite-existing
.