g++ can take a collection of .cpp file names and compile them. I have not found a way to direct the placement of the resulting .o files to a specific directory. Is there an option that allows you to specify the directory where the .o files will be placed? When I compile a collection of .cpp files at one time, the .o files go to the current working directory. I would like to have them placed in an /obj directory somewhere else. I do not want to compile each .cpp file separately specifying both the input and output file locations. I do not want to compile to the current directory, then move the .o files to a separate /obj directory with a mv command. I've tried changing the current directory to the ./obj directory, but this throws off the location to other source, header, and lib files in other relative directories. This does not appear to be a practical solution. I need something like this: g++ -c foo1.cpp foo2.cpp foo3.cpp -o ./obj/ where foo1.o foo2.o foo3.o get placed in ./obj/ off the current working directory. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Louie.
