No .o or executable left behind?

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This also appears to be Linux-only from what I can tell; linking 
multiple files together on Windows appears to work correctly.

Is the documentation for Linux incorrect?

Thanks,
-[Unknown]


> Inspired by the new regular expression support and such, I thought I'd
> take a script I'd been meaning to convert from a scripting language to
> D/similar anyway and see how they were.
> 
> The script essentially takes a 30 megabyte text file, parses it, and
> then puts the information into a MySQL database.
> 
> Since we also have the -run feature now, I thought I'd also try it while
> I was playing with new D features.  The command I used is:
> 
> dmd mysql.d -L/usr/lib/libmysqlclient.so -run parse_log.d
> 
> This works fine, even if the order is a bit weird to me, but it doesn't
> exactly follow the documentation; in fact, it does indeed generate a
> "mysql" executable as well as "mysql.o" and "parse_log.o" files.
> 
> Does -run only work if it's the first argument, and you're compiling
> only one source file?  Or am I using this wrongly?  Is it not supported
> as well on Linux?
> 
> Still, it does run it for me, and I'm sure it works well for its
> intended use.  That said, one of the major gains of a scripting language
> is that I don't need to put things like mysql.d on the command line; the
> source file tells the compiler what other files to compile.
> 
> Thanks,
> -[Unknown]