Michael Elizabeth Chastain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Oof, both of you want to go first, and there are no "killer arguments"
> for which to prefer.
Then flip a coin. Seriously. I'll accept your call.
> esr> Fundamentally CML2 doesn't care where the input and output lives.
> esr> Input and output locations are specifiable on the command line with
> esr> defaults to the current directory.
>
> Keith, is this everything you need for split source and target?
> (Do you need multiple input locations?)
If Keith needs multiple input locations, I will cheerfully support that.
In fact, I might do it anyway. Good idea on on general principles.
(Multiple input files on the compiler command line, that is. Overlaying
compiled rulebases on one another would be quite hard.)
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