Console output on running VOC
rixx opened this issue · comments
When running voc somefile.py it would be nice to receive some feedback, like Compiled example.py to python/example.class, or even just ./python/example.class, if you want to go for machine-readable output.
Interesting; I was broadly trying to mimic the GCC interface here - i.e., say nothing unless there's a problem. As it currently stands, there is a -v (and -vv, -vvv) options if you want more info about the compilation process; I'm interested in what about the experience led you to need/expect more output by default
The GCC behaviour is a fair point, and a better argument than my gut feeling.
I'm interested in what about the experience led you to need/expect more output by default
I think it's just that most tools I interact with nowadays provide stdout feedback by default, so not seeing anything was a surprise. But I agree that consistent interfaces are good, and with having -v there this is a non-issue.