For comparison, when gcc compiles a file, "gcc -c foobar.c", it does not
remove foobar.o when there are syntax errors in foobar.c or one of its
included files.
I agree with you that it would be better to not remove the output file.
It happens now because the output file(s) from the current run
are built directly into their final location, so the old files are wiped
out at the beginning of the run.
Anyway, I'll work on fixing this at some point. Thanks for the report.
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