Just write a script to call the program and do the re-name.
e.g. create call_bar.pas_with_rename in a directory that's in your path
with following code...
set homedir=(where-ever this stuff lives)
cd $homedir
bar.pas
mv bar.o ${1}.o
Then you can just run "call_bar.pas_with_rename foo_bar"
I do this with heaps of stuff in DOS (but with batch-files obviously
:-) ).
On Thu, 3 Dec 2009, Bruce Bauman wrote:
If I am compiling a file bar.pas, but I want the resulting .o filename
to be something different, is there a way to do this?
For example, I want the object filename to be foo__bar.o, but the source
file is just bar.pas.
Right now we can get this to work by creating a symlink from
foo__bar.pas to bar.pas, running the compiler, then deleting the
symlink, but it seems like there should be a better way.
Thanks.
-- Bruce
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