-cleanup-obj: Put object files into temporary directory by default #3660
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To prevent conflicts for concurrent LDC processes in the same working dir, resolving ldc-developers#3643. Re-use this for the temporary object files of -run by enforcing -cleanup-obj in that case. Additionally enforcing -oq prevents conflicting filenames in that dir and allows to get rid of previous Module.makeObjectFilenameUnique().
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To prevent conflicts for concurrent LDC processes in the same working dir, resolving #3643.
Re-use this for the temporary object files of
-runby enforcing-cleanup-objin that case. Additionally enforcing-oqpreventsconflicting filenames in that dir and allows to get rid of previous
Module.makeObjectFilenameUnique().