Running ocamlc -c dir/file.ml produces dir/file.cmo.
Running ocamlopt -c dir/file.ml produces dir/file.{cmx,o}.

Running ocaml{c,opt} -c dir/file.c produces file.o in the current
directory. It's inconsistent.

Is it possible to let the OCaml compiler let the C compiler put .o
files resulting from .c files in the same directory as their sources
if the current directory is different? -o applies only to executable
or library. I can move files by hand but perhaps it can be done better.

-- 
 __("<  Marcin Kowalczyk * qrczak@knm.org.pl http://qrczak.ids.net.pl/
 \__/
  ^^
QRCZAK

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