Something that bugged me quite a lot in IBasic was that you had to write a batch file to cleanup all the compiler output once you had made your program. It can get annoying, especialy if you have a really big project.
I think there should be some sort of option in the IDE for "Auto Cleanup" or something, so that the files that are no longer needed are deleted automaticly after the compilation process has finished.
Lewis
It would have to be optional. I actually use all of the .a files. And the linker map file is invaluable for debugging.
Yes i did think that it would have to be optional as people do use some of the file. But it would be great to be able to turn it on or off i think.
Lewis
And the .o files would need to stay reguardless. Incremental compiling, or just relinking which are two options to be added will need them. Otherwise yoiu will be forced to rebuild the entire project even if you change one source file.