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For all these years I've been _replacing_ the .c and .cpp extension with .o in the object file name. How could I have been so wrong?!
by abainbridge 9y ago
For all these years I've been _replacing_ the .c and .cpp extension with .o in the object file name. How could I have been so wrong?!
- vortico 9y agoThere's no problem with replacing, other than losing the ability to glance at an object and determine which language it came from, and name conflicts with `util.c` and `util.cpp` in the same directory (believe me, it happens).