xuantl <xuantl@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > "gcc -c -o ./objs/foo.o foo.c" > The above command will put foo.o to the directory ./objs. But if > ./objs doesn't exist, gcc will prompt error. How to make gcc to create > the output directory automatically ? There is no way to make gcc create the directory. Sorry. Of course it will work to do mkdir -p ./objs; gcc -c -o ./objs/foo.o foo.c Ian
