# FIXME: The goal is to use the user provided -o if that is
# our final output, otherwise to drive from the original input
- # name.
- #
- # This implementation is close, but gcc also does this for -S
- # which is broken, and it would be nice to find a cleaner way
- # which doesn't introduce a dependency on the output argument
- # we are given.
- outputOpt = arglist.getLastArg(arglist.parser.oOption)
- if outputOpt and outputOpt is output:
- cmd_args.append('-auxbase-strip')
- cmd_args.append(arglist.getValue(outputOpt))
+ # name. Find a clean way to go about this.
+ if (arglist.getLastArg(arglist.parser.cOption) or
+ arglist.getLastArg(arglist.parser.SOption)):
+ outputOpt = arglist.getLastArg(arglist.parser.oOption)
+ if outputOpt:
+ cmd_args.append('-auxbase-strip')
+ cmd_args.append(arglist.getValue(outputOpt))
+ else:
+ cmd_args.append('-auxbase')
+ cmd_args.append(self.getBaseInputStem(inputs, arglist))
else:
cmd_args.append('-auxbase')
cmd_args.append(self.getBaseInputStem(inputs, arglist))