Typically (for other compilers) if I compile folder/file.c then I get file.o file (not folder/file.o).
May be, it's just a feature of this compiler.
If I understood you correctly - you should change Output directory when creating the project to the same directory where your source files are.
My report about "cc" program (not about IDE and projects).
Quote from: ivmai on June 20, 2009, 09:18:00 AM
My report about "cc" program (not about IDE and projects).
And there you have the options /Fe and /Fo to change the name of the output file.
Every compiler has something like /Fe or /Fo. I mean that typically if a compiler is invoked w/o such an option it would produce file.o (not folder/file.o).
Has somebody says it's a feature of this compiler?
PS. Sometimes it's impossible to use /Fe or /Fo (eg., when multiple input file names or wildcards are specified).